Quote faster.
Win more.
Your reps respond to more RFQs, faster, without the Excel cleanup. Rama reads every format your customers send, prices every line with live GP and AI suggestions, and gets a polished response in their inbox in minutes, not hours.
Every format.
Every channel.
Into your ERP.
Rama reads whatever your customers send and writes clean line items straight into your ERP. Reps start pricing immediately, not spending hours on data entry.
Price every line with conviction.
Every line shows live margin and an AI-suggested price the moment a rep touches it. Quotes go out priced to win — and priced to keep the margin you need.
| Part number | Qty | Your price | Cost | GP % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LM358DR | 2,500 | $0.42 | $0.28 | +34% | |
| TL072CP | 1,000 | $1.18 | $1.01 | +12% | |
| NE555P | 5,000 | $0.31 | $0.22 | +29% | AI suggest $0.34 suggestedBased on 3 recent wins with this customer |
| MC14001B | 800 | $0.89 | $0.64 | +28% |
Reps approve.
Not build.
Rama auto-pulls RFQs from OEM portals, Supplyframe, and CalcuQuote - populating pricing, supply, and lead times before a rep ever opens the quote. Portal round-trips collapse from hours to minutes.
Quotes that
never go cold.
Once the quote is priced, Rama drafts the customer response - pulling part numbers, prices, stock, and lead times into a reply that sounds like the rep wrote it. Reps edit if they want. Most just send.
Their exact
format. One click.
HTS, RoHS, REACH, ECCN, country of origin, lifecycle - the fields that get quotes rejected when they're wrong or missing. Rama fills them on every line, on every export, without a rep ever opening a compliance database.
The market
moved.
You'll know.
Rama watches vendor cost, stock levels, MOQs, and lead-time signals across every part you've ever quoted. When the market changes in your favor on a deal you lost, the quote comes back to the top of the rep's list - with the reason attached.
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