Procurement / Sourcing Management Live

RFQ Response Intake

Turn the responses that have arrived into an organised bid packet — which supplier sent what, which documents the RFQ asked for and never came, and which files cannot be read at all.

  • Triggered by an incoming message
  • ~7 credits per run
  • v1.0.0

What does RFQ Response Intake do?

RFQ Response Intake is a production AI agent in the procurement section of the Leverge agent store, built for the sourcing management process. Turn the responses that have arrived into an organised bid packet — which supplier sent what, which documents the RFQ asked for and never came, and which files cannot be read at all. It is triggered by an incoming message, works through 3 steps and returns 4 outputs, including who this is from.

What it needs

  • The response as it arrived

    Message

    Paste the covering message. There is no mailbox connector in this PoC — the message is entered here.

  • Attached documents

    Files

    Everything the supplier sent. Each is classified against what the RFQ asked for.

    pdf docx xlsx txt md csv

  • What the RFQ required

    Form

What it does

  1. Identifying the supplier and the RFQ
  2. Classifying document {{loop.index}} of {{loop.total}}
  3. Compiling the bid packet

What you get back

  • Who this is from Metadata grid
  • Documents received Table of results
  • Against what the RFQ asked for Verification checklist
  • Problems with this submission Flagged exceptions

After each run it asks: “Is this packet ready for screening?” Answers feed the evaluation set, so the agent is measured against your own judgement rather than ours.

When it runs

Triggered by an incoming message — Supplier response to an open RFQ.

Oversight

Runs under scoped, least-privilege credentials with every action written to an audit log. Anything that moves money, alters a contract or reaches a customer requires human approval before it executes.

Sourcing Management

Other agents in sourcing management

Sourcing, suppliers, contracts, purchase orders and the paperwork between them

  • Sourcing Management Live

    Procurement Policy Advisor

    Answer a buyer's policy question from your own procurement policy, with every statement traced to the clause it came from — and hand over to a person when the policy does not actually settle it.

  • Sourcing Management Live

    RFQ Broadcast

    Work out which of your suppliers should receive this RFQ and draft the covering email for each — with every draft held for approval and the excluded suppliers listed with a reason.

  • Sourcing Management Live

    RFQ Creation

    Turn an informal purchase request into a publishable RFQ — requirements structured, missing detail named before it reaches suppliers, and the document built from your own approved format.

  • Sourcing Management Live

    RFQ Response Evaluation

    Score supplier quotes against weighted criteria you set, with a comparison table showing where each one won or lost.

  • Sourcing Management Live

    RFQ Response Screening

    Put every supplier response through the RFQ's own mandatory requirements before anyone scores it — so a non-compliant bid is stopped at the gate rather than argued about in committee.

  • Sourcing Management Live

    RFQ Screening Compiler

    Score every compliant response against the same weighted criteria and compile the result into one comparison sheet — with the export payload an evaluation record can be built from.

Next Step

Deploy RFQ Response Intake, or adapt it

It runs as-is against the inputs above. Most deployments diverge — a different source system, a different tolerance, a different approval path. A 30-minute technical call establishes which.

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  • No sales script
  • NDA on request
  • Scoping notes sent within 48 hours
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