LOONAR

Platform Offer Review

A long offer is not always a complete one.

Loonar checks every requirement in the RFQ against the offer and gives each one a verdict. What was never answered surfaces before the offer goes out, not after.

Two people shaking hands across a desk after closing a deal

From package to work product

A technical offer looks complete because it is long. Whether it answers every spec that was asked for is a different question.

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Decisions

Only the requirements that need you, and the record of what you decided.

Loonar searches the offer for every requirement the RFQ asked for and surfaces only the ones that need a human call. You mark each covered, deviating, missing or extra, and the decision is recorded against the line, so what is settled drops out of the queue instead of being argued a second time.

The full comparison

What was asked, and what you actually offered.

A row per requirement, per equipment item: the RFQ text on one side, the offer's answer on the other, and the verdict between them. Where the RFQ states engineering conditions, Loonar recalculates them from the offer's own data, Cv, flow regime, valve opening, velocity, noise and cavitation, rather than taking the stated figure on trust.

Projects Your Company Ltd.
Projects Your Company Ltd.

The evidence

Both documents open, on the two lines that disagree.

Every verdict can be checked in one view: the RFQ specification above, the quotation below, each highlighted on the clause it came from, with the deviation beside them. Engineering and procurement close the gaps together before submission, rather than after the customer finds them.

See what Loonar reads in your documents.

Book 30 minutes and bring a real RFQ. We run a real offer through Loonar and show you every requirement checked, covered, deviating, missing or extra, each verdict traceable to its page.