Five ways in. One Applications Engineer.
Most companies start with one bottleneck. Axle is one system, and each of these is a place to begin. Start where the pain is, and the rest of the workflow is already there when you want it.
Start where the delay is.
Applications Engineering Automation
Axle reads the request, extracts the application, selects, configures and sizes the products, builds the BOM, and validates the result. Your engineer approves a solution instead of starting on a request.
Quote Automation
Requests matched to your catalog and price book, customer pricing and margin rules applied, the quote produced in your exact format in minutes. A person approves before it sends. This is the entry tier.
Product Selection & Configuration
Requirements become a selection with its reasoning and a complete configuration checked against manufacturer rules, with alternatives and equivalents shown.
Vendor Pricing Automation
Each line priced from your freshest source. Supplier RFQs drafted and sent where none exists, responses read back with dates attached, stale prices flagged and refreshed.
Order Automation
The PO read and checked against the quote line by line, discrepancies flagged, the order created in your ERP once approved.
One system behind all five
These aren't five products. Each is a door into the same Applications Engineer, so the workflow you didn't start with is already there when you want it.
Start where it hurts most.
Tell us which of these is costing you the most time and we'll scope the demo to it.