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Decision Summary

GO for a 30-day Quote Readiness proof loop.

The ask is bounded: capture context, draft estimator-ready quote packs, and keep pricing, schedule, and QA commitments human-owned.

§1

The One Thing

Turn every enquiry into an estimator-ready quote pack before senior people spend judgement on it.

§2

Conditions For GO

Week 1 conditions

  • Confirm RFQ/month, quote turnaround, and quote win-rate baseline.
  • Name the estimator, operations reviewer, and QA reviewer.
  • Provide 20 historical RFQs across won, lost, no-quote, and still-open jobs.
  • Agree final pricing and delivery commitments remain human-approved.
  • Confirm where RFQ, quote, schedule, and inspection records live today.
§3

Kill Signal

HIGH

Historical quotes cannot become a repeatable intake schema.

Cost to walk away: Stop and document business logic first.

Decision owner: General Manager

HIGH

No named person owns estimator corrections and rule updates.

Cost to walk away: Do not build the assistant because it will drift.

Decision owner: Leadership

§4

Next Actions

In order

  • Run a 45-minute quote process mapping session.
  • Collect 20 recent RFQs and quote outcomes.
  • Draft the RFQ intake schema.
  • Test quote-prep output with estimator, operations, and QA.
  • Decide whether to wire the website CTA into the new intake path.
  • Publish one proof page tied to the highest-value buyer segment.

Verdict

GO

Start with the enquiry-to-quote context path. Do not automate price approval.