More visibility for high-mix work.
MachineFlow helps CNC job shops review varied RFQs with AI assistance, prepare estimator-controlled quotations and keep due dates and production work connected.

The challenge is not one job. It is a constant mix of work.
Job shops handle changing customer requests, drawing types and due dates while keeping quotations and production progress on track.
- Many different jobs compete for attention.
- Priorities change as new enquiries arrive.
- Short runs create frequent estimating work.
- Quotation and job status can be hard to track across the team.
- Due dates are spread across multiple customers and jobs.
Manage RFQs, quotations, jobs and status together.
- 01
Receive RFQs
Bring varied customer requests and drawings into one workflow.
- 02
AI review
Surface drawing context for an estimator to check.
- 03
Prepare quotations
Build structured quotations with estimator control.
- 04
Manage jobs
Carry approved work and its context into production.
- 05
Spot exceptions
See due dates and work that needs attention.

Handle more enquiries without losing track.
Keep customer RFQs together with their drawings, status, due dates and estimator ownership. Search and review what needs attention before preparing a quotation.
- RFQs in one view
- Due-date visibility
- Ownership and status
Move from varied RFQs to structured quotations.
Bring customer, drawing and part context forward into a structured quotation. Estimators set pricing, terms and lead time, while revisions stay connected to the work.
- Estimator control
- Revisions and history
- Connected RFQ context


See which jobs need attention first.
Keep work moving through a connected view of active jobs and exceptions. Spot overdue work, approaching due dates and jobs waiting for assignment, without relying on machine telemetry.
- Overdue work
- Upcoming due dates
- Unassigned work
Keep your high-mix work organized, quoted and on track.
Talk to us about how your job shop manages enquiries, prepares quotations and keeps production work moving.