RFQ intake
We structure the submitted process, material, quantity, tolerance, finish, criticality, target date, Incoterm preference and technical file into one RFQ basis.
How it works
Six connected stages turn a drawing-led request into a manufacturing project with visible decisions, documented outputs and one European interface.
The PartVerity process
Each stage creates an output for the next. The level of control is scaled to the part, its application and the agreed project scope.
We structure the submitted process, material, quantity, tolerance, finish, criticality, target date, Incoterm preference and technical file into one RFQ basis.
Geometry, material, manufacturing route, inspection method and open assumptions are reviewed before release.
The project is matched to manufacturing partners based on process fit, capability, quality controls, capacity, communication and commercial fit.
The approved revision, milestones, first-off requirements and change controls are tracked during tooling or production.
Inspection follows drawing criticality and the agreed plan. Records are assembled where included in scope.
Parts are released for the agreed logistics route and Incoterm after the defined approval conditions are met.
Put the process to work