The catalogue a procurement engineer can search
Spec pages get approved; a PDF nobody can search gets an alternate. Every product with its datasheet, in Arabic and English, with an RFQ form that knows which product it came from.
Service detailsThe first crawl, the indexing gaps, the speed on a phone, and what a procurement engineer cannot find: the datasheet, the project record, the classification. In writing, free, within one working day.
Or send your site link and a person replies within one working day.
Suppliers and distributors start with the spec catalogue. Contractors start with the tender-ready site. The quotation assistant and the follow-up automation plug into either one. Scope and timeline are on every page; the price comes after a free site check.
Spec pages get approved; a PDF nobody can search gets an alternate. Every product with its datasheet, in Arabic and English, with an RFQ form that knows which product it came from.
Service detailsTwelve WhatsApp messages before 8 a.m., two quotations drafted by hand from three sources. The assistant reads the catalogue and drafts the quotation; a sales engineer approves it.
Service detailsRequests bought from a marketplace go to four firms at once and the first to call wins. Your own requests deserve the same speed: form or WhatsApp to CRM to call to callback, every step logged.
Service detailsBuyers check the name before they call. A bilingual site that holds your project record, classification and certificates, and exports the tender-ready PDF on demand.
Service detailsThe report is given as a voice note at the end of the day and typed up at a desk from memory. Speak it in Arabic, English or both; get the structured report; review and sign.
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