Your U.S. team receives the inquiry. Engineering in Germany prices it. Six hours apart, every missing detail is another round trip. We prepare each RFQ so that engineering starts its morning with a checked draft and a clarification ready to send.
One question in the call: how many RFQs a week reach your U.S. team?
Email and attachments become one checkable draft: every requirement with the document and page it came from, every gap flagged, and the clarification to your customer written out.
Pulled together from email and attachments into one overview instead of five files.
File and page in the original. Anything that cannot be traced to a document is not stated as a fact.
Details you cannot quote without — and the clarification to your customer, drafted in English, reviewed and sent by your team.
Pricing stays with your engineers. Nothing goes to a customer without a person sending it.
Three weeks, remote. The benchmark is already in your files: the quote you wrote back then.
We check whether enough RFQs come in. From about 40 a week across your group it pays off. Below that, we tell you so.
You pick 20 closed RFQs with the quote you sent. Together we measure how long preparation takes today.
We prepare all 20. Your engineer checks them against the original quote. Then a results call with the numbers.
Targets, measured openly — also when they are not met.
Our sister company in Germany, Adoption-X KI Technologie UG, does the same work for plant and machine builders there. That site is in German.
Founder · Adoption-X AI Technologies LLC
28 years in IT, 24 of them at Avanade — the joint venture between Microsoft and Accenture. Most recently Head of IT Infrastructure and Cloud Advisory in Frankfurt, where I built and led a 30-person cloud and AI team.
German with your managing director, English with your U.S. team. I know both sides of the reporting line.
You will not be handed to a delivery team. The person you speak with is the person who builds it.
Tell us roughly how many RFQs a week reach your U.S. team. 30 minutes, no preparation needed, and you'll know within the call whether there is something here.
We work from Germany. Our afternoon overlaps your morning, and that is when we pick up.