Solutions · Quote-based business

Parlel for quote-based businesses.

Too often a quote request waits days for a reply, a price question needs a sales call, and a customer with a competing offer leaves before anyone responds. Parlel turns each of those moments into a conversation. Here is how each one plays out for your customer, and what Parlel does behind the scenes.

Jump to a journey

Quote & negotiate ↓Reorder & expand ↓Competing offer ↓Service & FAQ ↓

Let your customers get a quote, negotiate and order in a conversation.

On your website or in the AI tools they already use, Parlel qualifies the request, prices it from your price list, and negotiates within the limits you set: bringing in your team for anything bigger.

The scenario

Illustrative: products, prices and limits are examples. Exact flows, journeys and knowledge are configured per company.

Your company

Priced per quote

Products or services priced by volume, specification or customer, with discounts your sales team approves.

Your customers

Open to a conversation

Some ask ChatGPT or Claude, others chat with you on your website. Either way, there is no new app to learn.

Your systems

The systems you already run

Your CRM, your price list and your order system. Nothing needs replacing.

Journey 1 · Quote & negotiate

Consideration → Purchase

From quote request to accepted order, in one conversation.

Faster quotes, without a sales call

Claude

Connected via Parlel

We need 400 units of the standard model, delivered in March. What would that cost?

For 400 units with March delivery, the price is 42 per unit, 16,800 in total.

Can you do better if we take 500?

At 500 units I can offer 39 per unit, 19,500 in total. Shall I prepare the order?

Yes, go ahead.

I've sent a one-time code to confirm it's you. Then I'll place the order.

What your customer sees.

A quote request becomes a conversation that ends in an order. Parlel prices from your list and negotiates within your limits, and anything beyond them goes to your team.

Illustrative conversation. Prices and limits are examples.

Describe the need

Your customer's experience

“We need 400 units delivered in March.”

They describe what they need in their own words.

What Parlel does

Asks the qualifying questions you defined, such as volume, specification and delivery date.

Features used

Quote

Your customer's experience

“What would that cost?”

A clear quote in minutes, not days.

What Parlel does

Prices the request from your price list and volume rules.

Features used

Negotiate

Your customer's experience

“Can you do better at 500 units?”

A real answer on the spot, within what you allow.

What Parlel does

Applies a volume discount within your mandate, and brings in your sales team beyond it.

Features used

Accept

Your customer's experience

“Let's go ahead.”

Confirms who they are, and the order is placed.

What Parlel does

Verifies identity, creates the order in your system, and logs the agreed price.

Features used

Journey 2 · Reorder & expand

Use & manage

Repeat orders in a sentence, with the right suggestion attached.

Revenue growth without a sales team

Reorder

Your customer's experience

“Same as last month, please.”

No form, no email thread: their last order, ready to repeat.

What Parlel does

Identifies the customer and retrieves their previous order.

Features used

Suggest

Your customer's experience

“Is there anything that would save us money?”

A relevant suggestion, such as the next volume tier.

What Parlel does

Matches your campaign rules and offers within your limits.

Features used

Confirm

Your customer's experience

“Make it 600, then.”

Confirmed with a one-time code, and the order is placed.

What Parlel does

Checks the request, verifies, and creates the order in your system.

Features used

Journey 3 · Competing offer

Purchase · Use & manage

A competing quote becomes a conversation, and often a kept customer.

Fewer lost deals

Right on your own website.

A customer on their account page raises a competing quote. They get a counteroffer within your limits on the spot, or a person for anything bigger.

Illustrative conversation. Offers and limits are examples.

yourcompany.com/account/quotes

Your quotes

Quote #1042

Standard model × 500

Quote #1038

Service plan

Chat with us

Powered by Parlel

Another supplier quoted 15% less.

Thanks for telling us. Is it mainly the unit price?

Yes.

I can offer 8% off this order. For more, I'll bring in your account manager today.

Counteroffer

8% off quote #1042

Accept offer
Intent

Your customer's experience

“Another supplier quoted 15% less.”

They say it the way they would to your sales rep.

What Parlel does

Recognises the risk and starts the flow you defined.

Features used

Understand

Your customer's experience

“It's the unit price that matters.”

A short question about what matters most.

What Parlel does

Follows your flow to understand what would keep them.

Features used

Counter

Your customer's experience

“Can you match it?”

A real counteroffer, or a person for anything bigger.

What Parlel does

Counters within your mandate, and hands larger deals to your sales team with full context.

Features used

Resolve

Your customer's experience

“That works for us.”

Agreed, or they walk away without pressure. Their choice.

What Parlel does

Records the agreed price in your system and logs it.

Features used

Journey 4 · Service & FAQ

Every stage

Accurate answers, 24/7, wherever your customer asks.

Support deflection at scale

Ask & answer

Your customer's experience

“What's the lead time on the standard model?”

They ask in Claude, ChatGPT or on your site, and get an answer from your own terms.

What Parlel does

Answers only from your approved knowledge, and from their own orders once identified.

Features used

Escalate if needed

Your customer's experience

“We need it sooner than that.”

A handoff to your team, without repeating themselves.

What Parlel does

Creates a ticket or callback with the full context passed on.

Features used

How it is set up

Configured once, in the layers you already know.

The same layers as on the product page, filled in for a quote-based business.

Knowledge

Product and service information, your price list and volume tiers, lead times, terms and conditions, and FAQs.

Product management

Commercial

Journeys for quotes, reorders and competing offers. Volume campaigns. A mandate for discounts, for example up to 8% without approval. Rules for handing larger deals to your sales team.

Sales lead

Actions & authentication

Actions to create quotes and orders. General questions need no identity; orders need a one-time code.

Operations and a technical contact

Integration

Your CRM for customers and quotes, plus your order system. Connected with AI-assisted integration.

Technical contact

Portal

Everything above is edited in the portal, without an engineering ticket.

What does getting live involve? See getting started →

What you get

What you get as a quote-based business.

Growth

Sales

Quotes in minutes instead of days, and volume offers at the moment of highest intent.

Loyalty

Retention

Competing offers meet a counteroffer within your limits, before the customer walks.

Ownership

Control

Every agreed price stays within your mandate, is recorded in your system and is logged.

Distribution

Reach

The same conversation in ChatGPT, Claude and on your site, from one configuration.

See it on your own pricing and systems.

In a 30-minute conversation we map these journeys to your business.

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