Solutions · Customer Management

The RFQ closes Friday.Engineering hasn't seen it yet.

Quotes, contract terms and customer requirements are pieced together across engineering, quality and sales in email threads, so responses run late and what they promised never reaches the floor. Unifize runs the response, and the commitments it makes, on one record.

RFQ received with the requirements manual

Every promise to a customer, on the record.

The customer work commercial, engineering and quality run together, as governed workflows: the response assembled in time, the commitment it makes carried to the floor, and the customer's voice routed to the right owner.

Winning the work

Quotes and contracts answered on the customer's deadline, with every function's input on them.

  • Customer Quote and RFQ Response
  • Contract Review

Keeping the promise

What the customer specified, reaching the documents, the shipment and the date.

  • Customer Specification and Contract Change
  • On-Time Delivery and Shipment Commitment
  • Shipping Documentation and Distribution Control

After the sale

Complaints, feedback and warranty claims, each sent where it belongs.

  • Customer Feedback and Voice of Customer
  • Warranty Claims Management
  • Installed Base and Product Discontinuation
  • Product Lifecycle and Obsolescence Management

Acknowledged. Never flowed down.

The failure modes we see inside customer management. None of them is a missing feature. All of them are customer commitments that stopped at the inbox.

  1. Customer-specific requirements not flowed down to operating documentsReceived and acknowledged. Never on the control plan.
  2. Customer complaint root cause not traceable to design or supplierThe cause is found. The link to act on it is not kept.
  3. Customer audit prep duplicates internal audit prep effortThe same evidence, gathered twice.
Signed for in March. SC-4 never reached the control plan.

The quote answered on time, the promise broken on the floor. That gap is the coordination tax.

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Answer the customer, then keep what you answered.

Most commercial tools record the quote that went out. Unifize holds the response itself: every function's input, the approval and the customer's requirements, carried into the plans that build the part.

Where customer commitments land.

Customer audits, complaints and the corrective actions behind them run in the Quality Management System; the requirements a customer flows down live in controlled documents.

It sits beside the systems you already run.

Keep the CRM that holds accounts and the ERP that holds orders. The RFQ response, the customer's requirements and the commitments they create run on Unifize, approved with a named signature.

CONTEXTWRITE-BACKARTIFACTSDECISIONSYour systems of recordCRMERPPLMQMSUnifizeInboxes and customer portalsEmailSheetsDrivesPortal

Proof, to the standard you'd hold us to.

A signed baseline, plus teams who connected their customer and quality work on Unifize, in their own words.

When the customer is waiting.

Each of these starts a clock, and each routes into a governed workflow, so the answer to the customer comes from the record.

Missed RFQ deadline

Routes to RFQ response · owned by Sales · Engineering · Quality · Operations

Customer responsiveness complaint

Routes to Complaint Handling · owned by Customer Quality · Account Management

Customer audit notification

Routes to Audit Management · owned by Quality · Customer Quality

Answer on time. Keep what you promised.

Bring one real RFQ, a customer requirements manual or an audit on the calendar, and see it run on your own work in a 30-minute walkthrough.