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Time savings calculator

See how much time Walle can give back.

Quoting eats ten to fifteen minutes per RFQ — and most of it is the same look-up work over and over. Move the sliders to your numbers and see the hours, days, and dollars Walle frees up.

Your numbers

Tell us about your quoting today.

20

Inbound quote requests one person handles on a typical day.

15 min

Reading it, decoding part numbers, finding a vendor, writing the reply.

60%

The repeat, look-up-able requests. Most teams land around 60%.

2 min

The one task Walle leaves you: a quick read of the draft before it goes out.

3

How many people quote RFQs. Volume above is multiplied across them.

$40

Salary plus overhead for whoever handles quotes.

What Walle gives back
hours saved every day
Days back / year
Value / year

Walle drafts about of those RFQs for you each day. Your team's handling time drops from to a day.

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An estimate, not a quote. Drafted RFQs are counted at your review-and-send time; the rest stay at your current handle time. Yearly figures assume 260 working days a year and an 8-hour day. Move the sliders to match your own numbers — these are starting points, not promises.

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