AI potential

Where are you losing time unnecessarily?

Every company has work nobody considers necessary and that comes round every month anyway: gathering information, adapting formats, answering the same question for the twentieth time. It is taken as unavoidable. That has not been true for a while.
Modern technology reads, searches, assigns and prepares. Your specialists take over where experience and judgement are needed.

Challenge us. Bring a completed case — a tender, a quoting process, a stack of forms. We will show you, on your own example, where whole steps fall away.
Typical situations

Four situations that cost unnecessary time

Four situations where work piles up that nobody considers necessary. Most companies recognise themselves in more than one.

You work on tenders

Each one looks different, each one costs days. What you submit is decided by capacity rather than by your chance of winning.The worked example — right below.

Your pricing knowledge sits in people's heads

Every quote is assembled from scratch: from Excel, from old offers, from memory. Two colleagues arrive at two prices.Then it is the quote generator.

The same forms keep arriving

As PDFs, by email, in a shared inbox. Someone retypes them so they can be processed.Then it is Document-as-a-Service.

Your customers keep asking the same things

About products, prices, procedures. The answer exists somewhere already — in your content, on your website, in a colleague's head.Then it is an assistant.
Tenders as the example

Five tasks that cost days today

The case we know most precisely. What follows applies just as well to quotes, forms and question catalogues — the work is the same.

Changing formats

Today: PDF, Excel, Word, a different template every time. Content is transferred and adapted by hand. With Quatico: No formatting, no copy/paste. For you it starts where your judgement is needed.
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Gathering information

Today: Old tenders, product documents, references, knowledge in individual heads — collected again for every case. With Quatico: What your company knows stands ready. Your specialists are needed only where new knowledge is required.
old RFPsproduct docsreferencesin people's headsTodayWith Quaticowhat the company knowsavailable, wherever it is stored

Capacity limits the number

Today: When several run at once, capacity runs out. Opportunities get prioritised or dropped entirely. With Quatico: Which opportunities you pursue is decided by how attractive the contract is — not by the effort of preparing it.
3 of 8 — capacity decidesTodayWith Quatico8 of 8 — attractiveness decides

Selecting and pricing services

Today: The right offer is assembled and priced from scratch every time. That ties up expertise and time. With Quatico: Requirements become a finished proposal. Your experts start at reviewing and deciding, not at the blank page.
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Dozens of questions, long since answered

Today: Hundreds of questions whose answers the company knows — spread across earlier cases, documents and heads. Written afresh regardless. With Quatico: 100 questions, but only 10 need you. The rest are answered from what already exists.
100 questions, 100 by handTodayWith Quatico100 questions, 10 need you
What remains

Review instead of writing from scratch

The system reads, searches, structures and prepares. Your specialists review and decide. The machine does not decide whether your company takes on a million-franc contract — it takes over the grind that comes before that. The leverage is therefore not «fewer hours», but that the number of cases no longer depends on your capacity to process them.

What potential lies in your processes?

Every company works differently. So we do not prove it with a standard demo, but on a case you know. Bring something completed — a tender, a quoting process, a stack of forms. Together we will look at which steps were necessary back then and which of them fall away today.
Michael

Ready for the next step?

MichaelUse our enterprise portal software to build innovative digital products. Michael is happy to advise you.