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A buyer drops a spec sheet, drawing, or quick email into any channel and Pinion picks it up the moment it lands.
How it works
One quote, one shipment, one reorder — running on autopilot. Pinion’s agents pick up where the channel ends, draft where humans would burn out, and hand off to your reps only when a human touch actually moves the deal.
The four-step loop
Each step runs as an agent that wakes on a signal, plays its role, and hands off the next stage a clean package.
A buyer drops a spec sheet, drawing, or quick email into any channel and Pinion picks it up the moment it lands.
An agent pulls part numbers from your PIM, prices them against contracted rates, and composes a quote in your house voice.
A rep reviews the draft, edits anything off, and hits send. Pinion handles the paperwork, your rep handles the deal.
After the order ships, the agent tracks the BOL end to end and loops back into predictive service reminders — so the next RFQ writes itself.
A buyer drops a spec sheet, drawing, or quick email into any channel and Pinion picks it up the moment it lands.
An agent pulls part numbers from your PIM, prices them against contracted rates, and composes a quote in your house voice.
A rep reviews the draft, edits anything off, and hits send. Pinion handles the paperwork, your rep handles the deal.
After the order ships, the agent tracks the BOL end to end and loops back into predictive service reminders — so the next RFQ writes itself.
The loop closes on itself: every shipment Pinion tracks feeds the next predictive reminder, and every reorder reminder feeds the next RFQ. Your inside-sales team works the same number of accounts — with three times the quote volume — and no extra headcount.
Ready to see it?
Send us a sample RFQ and your top 50 SKUs. We’ll come back with a quote the agent drafted in your voice, the price it pulled, and the rule it followed.