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RFQ / purchase order generator

No company template handy? Fill in the buyer, the supplier, the delivery address and the line items, then generate a clean, standard B2B request for quotation or purchase order. It renders right in the browser — print it directly or save it as a PDF from the print dialog. Everything stays on your device.

Document

Parties

Line items

Import a whole spreadsheet: .xlsx, .csv, .tsv or .txt. Looked-up columns: part number, quantity, unit price, notes. If the sheet has a header, buyer / supplier / dates / currency are filled in automatically.

Subtotal$0

Opens your browser's print dialog — choose "Save as PDF" to download the document.

Notes

The document prints on standard A4 / Letter and includes signature lines for both parties. For a formal contract always have your legal or procurement team review the terms — this is a working document to move a quote or order forward, not a legal opinion.

Building a bill of materials to send out? Extract it from a message with the BOM text extractor first, then drop the part numbers in here.

The full trade flow: respond to a request with a quotation, lock the order with a proforma invoice once it is confirmed, and ship it with a packing list.

Frequently asked questions

How do I save this RFQ or purchase order as a PDF?

Fill in the buyer, supplier, delivery address and line items, then click Generate & print PDF. This opens your browser's print dialog — choose Save as PDF to download the document. All data stays in your browser; nothing is uploaded or stored.

What is the difference between the RFQ and PO modes?

Only the header text and wording differ — one component serves both. RFQ mode prints REQUEST FOR QUOTATION and asks the supplier to quote price, lead time, payment terms, warranty and MOQ; PO mode prints PURCHASE ORDER and confirms acceptance with a requested delivery date.

How is the line item subtotal calculated?

Each complete line's amount is unit price × quantity, and the subtotal is the sum of those amounts. Only lines with a manufacturer part number, a quantity and a unit price appear on the document — partially filled rows are skipped automatically.