Ideas for technical sales.
Practical thinking on quoting, AI buyers and running a technical sales team.
When your customer’s buyer is an AI
Purchasing software is starting to request, compare and accept quotes. Here is what it needs from yours.
Read →Anatomy of a complete technical quote
The seven parts every technical quote needs, using an enclosure package.
Six numbers every technical sales leader should track
Simple measures that show where quoting wins or loses revenue.
The quote that’s right on Monday and wrong on Thursday
Every quote rests on prices, listings and bookings that change. Here is how to keep it current.
The RFQ handoff: what sales needs from engineering
A shared brief that turns scattered customer details into a review your technical team can act on.
Quoting installation without losing the scope
Bring products and services into one offer while keeping responsibilities, readiness and dates clear.
Make supplier substitutions easier to review
Compare the requirement, evidence and commercial consequences before a proposed alternative becomes the offer.
A practical checklist for quote expiry
Connect the offer’s validity period to the prices, reviews and capacity that support it.
Anatomy of a complete technical quote
The seven parts every technical quote needs, using an enclosure package.
The quote that’s right on Monday and wrong on Thursday
Every quote rests on prices, listings and bookings that change. Here is how to keep it current.
Ideas for better technical sales.
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