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Customer Reorder on RFQs

This section explains how customer reorders are created from historical part data and how vendors review and price these RFQs inside Parts Portal.

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Written by Samantha Snyder

How Customers Submit Reorder RFQs

Customers can submit a reorder RFQ using previously manufactured parts stored in Parts Portal. Instead of uploading new files, customers can select an individual part or bundle multiple parts from their order history into a single reorder request.

When a reorder RFQ is submitted:

  • Part details are pulled from the respective Part records for each line item

  • Files, materials, and specifications are reused

  • Costs, quantities, and times can be adjusted

The RFQ is then routed to the vendor for review.

Vendor Review for Reorder RFQs

Reorder RFQs automatically prefill using historical data from each individual Part record, giving vendors immediate visibility into previous materials, operations, and pricing details for every line item in the request.

Reorders with Instant Pricing

For parts configured with instant pricing:

  • Pricing is automatically calculated using the existing Part record

  • No manual pricing input is required

  • Quotes can be issued immediately

This allows vendors to quickly respond to repeat orders while maintaining pricing consistency.

Reorders without Instant Pricing

For parts not configured for instant pricing:

  • The RFQ is prefilled with historical part data

  • Vendors can adjust costs, quantities, or times as needed

  • Quotes are manually reviewed and submitted

This provides flexibility for parts that require updated costing or production considerations.

Note: If a customer submits a multi-part reorder containing a mix of both instant-priced and manually-priced items, you will only need to manually review and price the line items that lack instant configuration.

Key Benefits of Reorder RFQs

  • Faster quoting using historical data

  • Reduced data entry for both customers and vendors

  • Consistent pricing and specifications across repeat orders

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