Every RFQ captured and ready to price.
Athos installs an AI quote-intake agent that captures every request from email, phone and web form, pulls out the part, material, quantity, tolerance and deadline, and follows up every quote you send.
15 minutes · no slides · scoped on one page before any price
Tap a source to see how each request is handled.
- RE/MAX
- Superb Maids
- Simplicity Power
pulled from every RFQ: part, material, quantity, tolerance, deadline and the drawing.
captured: nights, weekends and while your team is on the floor.
scope, price and timeline, agreed before anything is built.
The shop that quotes first usually wins the job. AI makes quoting first the default.
Buyers send the same RFQ to several shops and go with the first usable answer. Shops that let AI handle the intake, the follow-up and the busywork free their estimators to price, and they answer faster without adding headcount.
- RFQs land in a shared inboxEvery RFQ captured and structured
- A missing print means back-and-forthThe agent asks for what's missing
- Quotes go out and go quietEvery quote followed up
Your estimator prices. The agent does the rest.
Quote requests arrive by email, phone and web form. Athos captures them, pulls out what your estimator needs, then keeps every quote moving.
- Every RFQ captured, whether it comes by email, phone or web form
- Part, material, quantity, tolerance, deadline and drawing details pulled out automatically
- Missing a print or a spec? It asks the customer before the request reaches your estimator
- Your estimator gets a clean record instead of retyping
- Every quote that goes out gets followed up until the buyer replies
From first call to live, on one page.
A 15-minute call
We look at how quote requests reach you today: the inboxes, the phone, the web form, and who prices them.
Scoped on one page
What gets built, the price and the timeline, on one page. Nothing starts until you approve it.
Built around your shop
My build partners do the engineering. I stay your contact from kickoff to go-live.
Not a generic chatbot.
Built for job-shop quoting
It speaks RFQ, print, tolerance and lead time, and fits how your estimator already works.
It never quotes a price
Pricing stays with your estimator. It captures the request; you decide the number.
Asks for the print, every time
No drawing, no complete request. It asks the customer for the print before your estimator sees it.
Unsure? It asks a person
Anything unclear goes to your team instead of a guess. You can read every conversation.
See it work before you spend a dollar.
Three things you can check for yourself before any money changes hands.
See it before you trust it
On the call, watch it take an RFQ the way your customers send them. The product is the proof.
Scope before money
You see exactly what gets built, for what price, on one page, before you commit to anything.
The founder on the line
You talk to me directly, from the first call through go-live. Accountability with a name.
“I scope every project myself and stay your contact from the first call to go-live. My build partners do the engineering. My job is making sure it fits how your shop already runs.”
Athan Quek · Founder, Athos
Tim Chao · Partner
Has closed over $10 million in deals. Tim and our build partners have delivered AI systems for companies including RE/MAX, Superb Maids and Simplicity Power.
The honest answers.
Is this a generic chatbot?+
No. It's built around how your shop receives and prices RFQs, and it speaks the language your customers use: RFQ, print, tolerance, lead time.
Will it talk to my customers?+
Only to confirm the details of their request and ask for anything missing, like a print. It never quotes a price. Anything unclear goes to your team.
What about drawings and prints?+
It records whether a print came with the request and asks the customer for one if it's missing. Your estimator still prices from the print.
Does it work with the systems I already use?+
We check what you use on the call, whether that's Outlook, Gmail, JobBOSS, E2, ProShop, Epicor or something else, and plan any connection in the one-page scope before anything is built.
What does it cost?+
It depends on scope. After a 15-minute call I write a one-page scope with the price before anything is built.
Who builds it?+
I scope and manage every project; my build partners do the engineering.
How long does it take?+
It depends on scope. The timeline is written into the one-page scope before you commit.
See it with your shop's details.
Pick a time below. A short call to look at how quote requests reach you today. No slides.
- 0115-minute callHow quote requests reach you today and who prices them. No slides.
- 02One-page scope, in writingWhat gets built, the price and the timeline. Yours to keep either way.
- 03You decideNothing starts until you approve it. No contracts before then, no follow-up pressure.
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