A company with no factory of its own, making and selling through a network of partner factories. Turning one request into a quote meant a person digging back through dozens of messages. We built items, specs and prices into a structure a machine can read, and on top of it the system produces the draft quote — and what to ask back. A person still issues it.
Customers speak in outcomes; factories listen in specs. “Logo on the chest” and “about A3 size” sit at one end; dimensions, ink counts and color standards at the other. That translation took up much of the operating conversation. The same item carries different rates and expertise at each factory, so where to send it was a judgment call every time, and context was scattered across request forms, consultations and phone calls — what was agreed on the phone existed in no record at all. The bottleneck was not calculation. It was translation.
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