Redefining definitionsFOR EXPORTERS & EXPORT OPERATIONS
An international enquiry may mix product specifications, packing requests, destinations and timelines in one message. Give the team a structured starting point and a list of what still needs asking.
PROPOSED PILOT / ENQUIRY BRIEF
Capture only what the buyer supplied, highlight missing information and prepare a draft clarification response for a person to approve.
Describe an export enquiry task →Mailbox connections, translation and document generation require separate scoping.
A REVIEW STEP AT EVERY HANDOFF
Retain the original enquiry reference and distinguish explicit requests from missing information. Do not assume a delivery term or destination port.
Draft questions about specification, packing, quantity and delivery expectations. Do not invent certifications, stock or product capabilities.
Your team checks feasibility, pricing, delivery terms and any applicable documentation. The workflow does not send messages or make commitments automatically.
This pilot organises enquiries. It does not determine customs classification, certify compliance, prepare official declarations or replace professional review of export requirements.
Any expansion into those documents needs its own specification and responsible reviewer.
The Workbench demonstrates how structured inputs, visible missing information and human review work together using fictional supplier quotations.
Open the illustrative demo →Demo work is labelled separately from the established client portfolio.
View established client work →START WITH ONE REPEATED TASK
A short description is enough to begin. We will define inputs, outputs, exclusions and review requirements before agreeing a build.
Open the Problem Desk →