A $0 line, a titanium part priced like aluminum, anodizing with no lead time, a $12,000 job with no PO. Quinn checks every quote while you build it and flags the things that cost a shop money after the quote is accepted.
Any line still at $0, named, so it never goes out free by accident.
So the quote can actually be sent and accepted online.
Spots callouts like ±0.0005 anywhere on the quote: description, notes or lines. Confirm you can hold it, and charge for the inspection.
Titanium, Inconel, Hastelloy, Monel, Waspaloy, Stellite, tungsten and more. Slower feeds, more tool wear, more scrap risk.
Anodize, plating, heat treat or powder coat adds vendor lead time. Set a date that allows for it.
Over $5,000 and no PO number. Ask for it before you start cutting.
More than 80 labour hours and no date. That much floor time needs a slot on the schedule.
Ra, RMS, grinding or a mirror finish on the quote, with no line that pays for it.
A labour line over 500. Usually a per-piece figure typed into the hours column.
Average markup under 15% leaves no room if the job runs long.
Four or more lines and nothing written down for whoever runs it.
14 days free, no credit card. Build one quote and see what Quinn flags.
Start free trial →There is no button to press and nothing to wait for. As you build the quote, the check updates above the line items. Fix something and its warning disappears. When the list is empty, the quote is clean.
When Quinn drafts a quote from an RFQ email, it also lists what is still unclear: the drawing revision, the material grade, the finish, the quantity. One click copies them into an email to the customer, so you quote the job they actually want.
The check reads what your shop writes. A French shop writes titane, anodisation and traitement thermique, and gets the same warnings, in French, as an English shop writing titanium, anodize and heat treat.
Yes, on every plan, on every quote. There is nothing to turn on.
Never. It points things out. You decide what to change, and you can send a quote with warnings on it if you know better.
The quote check is a fixed set of checks that run instantly as you type, so it never slows you down and never makes things up. Quinn’s AI adds the second layer on RFQ drafts: a reason for every line and the questions to ask before sending.
No. The check and Quinn’s notes stay inside Quotara. The PDF, the online quote and the email only show the quote itself.
14 days free, no credit card. Or book 20 minutes with the founder and bring a drawing: we’ll quote it live.