The supplier receives a scope by email while the work item changes elsewhere.
The assignment and quotation retain a reference to the same intervention.
For shipyard project and procurement teams
Coordinate assigned suppliers, quotation requests, responses and cost information without separating the commercial discussion from the yacht intervention it concerns.
See the workflow in a demoThis example shows a quotation: the amount is not an actual cost or a payment.
From finding to proposal
The assignment and quotation retain a reference to the same intervention.
Requests, responses, amounts and statuses are available in connected records.
The accepted, rejected or cancelled proposal remains linked to its work scope.
The workflow
The commercial decision leads back to the work on board.
Record the intervention with its yacht, location, priority and assigned company.
Explore the feature: Define the work and responsible supplierCreate the request, receive the supplier response and review the proposal within its technical context.
Explore the feature: Request and review the quotationUse the quotation status and cost overview to keep the decision connected to the work item.
Explore the feature: Record the commercial decisionPractical guides
For shipyard project and procurement teams
Tell us how you assign suppliers, request quotations and review costs today. We will prepare the demo around that decision path.
We will model a supplier and quotation workflow around a representative work package from your organisation.
Supplier users work within a dedicated company scope. Visible yachts, work items and information depend on their assignments, role and permissions.
Yes. Quotations and requests can retain references to the work items they cover, keeping technical and commercial context together.
No. Sailify connects quotations, decisions and work context. During the demo, we assess how this workflow should sit alongside your administrative systems.