Order follow-up
Keep the awarded work attached to the RFQ record instead of restarting from scattered messages and spreadsheets.
QuickToPrint / Workflow Page
QuickToPrint does not stop when the buyer awards the quote. The same workflow keeps commercial follow-up, production updates, shipment status, files, and invoice visibility tied to the original sourcing record.
Keep the awarded work attached to the RFQ record instead of restarting from scattered messages and spreadsheets.
Track updates, clarifications, and next-step decisions without losing the original commercial context.
Keep files, notes, and follow-up attached to the same job so the conversation stays readable.
Step 1
The selected supplier moves forward from the same RFQ context instead of starting again from a blank follow-up thread.
Step 2
Questions, files, and adjustments stay attached to the awarded job so teams can see what was agreed.
Step 3
Status notes, delivery movement, and operational follow-up stay visible inside the same workflow.
Step 4
Commercial follow-up stays readable without implying instant marketplace checkout or fully automated payments.
Teams can keep payment requests visible in the same operational context without presenting the workflow as instant marketplace checkout.
Buyer and supplier teams can see invoice-related follow-up without losing track of the job that created it.
Award decision, production follow-up, and commercial next steps stay closer together instead of splitting across tools.
Yes. QuickToPrint keeps the awarded job in the same workflow so buyers and suppliers can continue communication, status updates, and commercial follow-up in context.
No. The post-award workflow is about visibility and follow-up around the awarded job, not about claiming instant checkout, escrow, or fully automated marketplace payments.