← Video: quote a Gearflow request
Gearflow for vendors · How the request reaches you
Video: send a parts request to a vendor
A 2-minute-20 video of the customer side. A fleet team writes a parts request in Gearflow, picks a vendor and sends the request for a quote. That request is the email a vendor gets.
Who: vendors who want to see where a Gearflow quote request comes from, and the fleet
teams that send them. The vendor side is in Video: quote a Gearflow request.
#What the video shows
- On Parts, click + at the top, then Create parts request.
- Pick the Unit. Gearflow tells you if someone asked for parts on that unit in the
last 14 days, so you can follow up on that request in place of a new one.
- Type one part per line, with its quantity. Add another part adds a line. The part
number is optional.
- Optional: add details, pictures and the date you need the parts by. Then click
Create. The request opens with the status Inbound.
- Click Browse sourcing options. Under Request quotes, Gearflow lists the vendors
you used for this kind of unit. Select one or more.
- Click Request a quote. On Review & send, check the message to the vendor, the
contact it goes to, the fulfillment (delivery or pickup) and the delivery address.
- Click Send RFQs. The request moves to Submitted, and its sourcing card shows
Waiting on quote.
The vendor gets the request by email and answers it from a link, with no account. When
the quote comes back, the request moves to Quoted.
The video shows invented test data. It is current with Gearflow on November 10, 2026.