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Quoting system for electronic-component distributors

A customer sends a BOM list — MLCC capacitors 100 nF/50 V X7R 0805, 1% SMD resistors E24 series, JST-XH connectors — and the quoting system for electronic-component distributors returns a ready draft quote with quantity pricing in minutes, not days.

part designations and packages quantity-dependent prices symbol-based matching + RFQ
Sound familiar?

The daily grind we automate

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Part designations and packages must be matched to part numbers by hand.

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Prices depend on quantity and availability — they need a supplier inquiry.

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Component sets are many lines with different parameters.

What the system does

Your work, in your industry’s language

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Quote by designation and parameters

Part symbol or description → a specific component with the right package.

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Request a quantity price

Volume-dependent items are grouped into RFQs — answers flow into the quote.

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Hit the symbol, not a category

Rarity-weighted ranking favors part designations.

Live

From customer request to quote draft

Customer request

„STM32F103C8T6 microcontroller — 500 pcs, SMD 0805 10 kΩ 1% resistor — 5000 pcs and 2.54 mm pin headers — 100 pcs. Quantity price?”

Quote draft
STM32F103C8T6 microcontroller 500 pcs
SMD 0805 10 kΩ 1% resistor 5000 pcs
2.54 mm pin headers 100 pcs
🔌 Electronic components

What the AI recognizes in your catalog

catalog number / part number (P/N) SMD package (0402/0603/0805/1206) or THT (DIP/TO-220) electrical parameter (resistance Ω, capacitance µF/nF/pF, voltage V, tolerance %) capacitor dielectric (C0G/X5R/X7R/Y5V) semiconductor type and polarity (NPN/PNP, N/P-MOSFET, SCR) connector series (JST PH/XH/GH, goldpin 2.54 mm, D-SUB) relay coil voltage / contact rating (VDC, CO, A)
From request to quote — itself

Four steps that happen on their own.

No human in any of them — until the very end, when a rep reviews and sends. The engine does the reading, matching and pricing while you sleep.

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The customer writes naturally

An email, a chat message, a messy bullet list. No forms, no SKUs, no portal to learn. They write how they always have.

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AI matches the items

Every position is read and mapped to the exact catalog item — by spec, by synonym, by the “usual” they always order.

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Prices & margins fill in

Customer-group pricing, discounts and margins applied automatically. “On request” items trigger a supplier inquiry.

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A quote ready to send

A clean, branded quote lands in the rep’s queue — review, adjust if needed, send. Minutes after the request arrived.

FAQ
Does OferIQ support electronic-component wholesalers and distributors?
Yes — the system is purpose-built for electronics distributors. AI reads part designations (P/N), electrical parameters and packages directly from the customer's message or BOM, matches them against the catalog, and applies customer-group discounts. Items without a current price (e.g. special-order stock) are automatically routed to an RFQ.
How quickly can I quote a BOM with dozens of lines?
A typical BOM of 10–50 lines is turned into a quote draft within minutes. The sales rep gets a ready draft to review instead of manually copying part numbers and calculating volume prices.
Does the AI recognize parameters like X7R dielectric, 1% tolerance or TO-220 package from the customer's description?
Yes — the matching engine understands standard industry notation: SMD packages (0402–2512), MLCC dielectrics (C0G, X5R, X7R), E-series values (E12/E24/E96), tolerances, voltages and semiconductor packages (TO-92, TO-220, SOT-23, DIP). It also handles common typos and spelling variants (e.g. resistor/rezistor, Schottky/Shottky).
See it on your catalog

Book a demo on your own price list.

Bring a few of your own messy requests. We’ll run them through OferIQ live and show you a quote generated from your real catalog — in the meeting.