How it works

The request comes in. It takes it from there.

1. 1AIReads the email — pulls out size, quantity, stock
2. 2AIWrites the quote — from what it found, not from a blank form
3. 3AISpots what is missing — and drafts the reply that asks for it
4. 4Files the job — folder made, artwork pulled down, through PressKit

→ You open a quote that is already written.

You do not price the job. Your machines do.

1. 1Finds the sheet with the least waste
2. 2Costs the run — on your press, your paper, your rates
3. 3Adds the finishing — each with its own margin
4. 4Shows the split — cost, profit, final price
5. 5Locks the price the moment you agree

→ The number is yours, not a guess.

The sheet count is the price. Both happen at once.

1. 1Lays the job out — N-up, booklet, perfect bound, gang run
2. 2Turns the back side correctly, in every mode
3. 3Shows the PDF exactly as it will export
4. 4Feeds the sheet count back into the price
5. 5Exports the imposed PDF — for the plate or the RIP

→ Nothing gets typed twice.

It tells you what it read — and what it did not.

1. 1Reads the request — specs out of plain prose, in any language
2. 2Shows its source — what the customer said, what their history says
3. 3Will not fill a blank — "same as last time" is a question, not an answer
4. 4Writes the chase-up — one click, asks for exactly what is missing
5. 5Reads your supplier's PDF — price list in, stock updated
6. 6Answers inside the app — using your real numbers, not general ones

Everywhere else, AI guesses to look clever. In a print shop, a guess is a reprint.

→ You correct it. You do not audit it.