A ballpark price waits for a desk
The customer wants a rough price before sending clean files. Without the quoting tool at hand, even a first number takes hours.
CUTL Quoting
Preliminary quotes from a DXF or a photo, right in WhatsApp and Telegram
Send a part to the Manager Agent and get a price from your own rates in the same chat. An assistant inside CUTL answers setup questions, and your customers order through a widget or a bot under your brand.
Enquiries arrive faster than quotes go out
A customer sends a photo or a drawing in a messenger and wants a number. The estimator is away from a desk, and the answer waits until the end of the day.
Orders arrive in pieces
Drawings, materials and quantities come in across chats and emails. Someone has to put the order together before anyone can price it.
New staff search the manual
A new operator needs to add a material or understand why a part costs more. The answer is buried somewhere in the documentation.
From a chat message to a preliminary quote
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Set your rates once
Add your machines, materials and cutting modes in CUTL. Every agent and channel prices from this same account.
02
Send a part in the chat
Send the Manager Agent a DXF or STEP file or a photo of a part in WhatsApp or Telegram. Plain text messages work too.
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Get a preliminary quote
The quote comes back in the same conversation, calculated by the CUTL engine with your cutting rates, material costs and markup.
04
Finish the offer in CUTL
For a final commercial offer, open the project in CUTL, review the geometry and send the quote to your customer.
Agents for your team and for your customers
Every agent works on the same CUTL account as the app: the same materials, machines, cutting rates and orders. Change a rate once and every channel uses the new value.
Manager Agent in WhatsApp and Telegram
For your sales and estimating team. A DXF or STEP file or a photo of a part becomes a preliminary quote inside the chat, with no re-keying and no switch to the desktop.
Prices from your own engine
Every price comes from the CUTL calculation engine with your real machine rates, material costs and markup. There is no separate AI pricing model guessing on the side.
In-App Assistant on every screen
Ask how to add a machine, why a quote came out the way it did or which cutting mode fits a thickness. It sees your configuration, so the answer fits your shop, often with a link to the right screen.
Order widget on your website
Customers upload up to 10 DXF or STEP files, pick a material from your allowed list and set the quantity per part. Add it as a link, an embed or a button, and restyle it with your own CSS.
Customer bot under your brand
Your own bot in WhatsApp and Telegram greets customers, answers from your company information and shop notes, and collects drawings, material, quantity and contact details. Each order gets a code the customer can ask about later.
You decide what goes out
In the widget you choose whether customers see an instant price or your team reviews each order first. Orders from the bot come to Orders for you to accept or reject, and you send the quote.
Built for shops that answer enquiries all day
Laser, plasma and waterjet shops
Answer price enquiries in minutes, and take structured orders from your own website and messenger bot.
Estimators and sales teams
Give a customer a first number from your phone when you are away from a desk, then finish the offer in CUTL.
New operators
Ask the In-App Assistant how to add a machine or why one part costs more than a similar one, instead of searching the documentation.
Questions about the CUTL AI agents
Replies from the AI agents cost no coins. Pricing a part costs 100 coins, once. A new account gets 10,000 coins free, and coin packs cost $50 for 10,000, $150 for 50,000 and $250 for 100,000 coins. There is no subscription.
Treat it as a fast preliminary figure. It uses your configured cutting rates, material costs and markup, but for a final commercial offer you open the project in CUTL and review the geometry first.
No. The bot accepts DXF and STEP drawings, asks for material and quantity per part, collects contact details and shows a summary to confirm. Photos and PDFs are accepted as references once a drawing is sent, but the bot never quotes from a photo alone. You review each order and send the quote.
Use the contact us link in the WhatsApp/Telegram Bots section of Orders. CUTL links the bot to your organisation, and you touch no server configuration. For Telegram you create the bot yourself in BotFather, choose its name and handle, and pass the token to CUTL through a secure channel.
No. Drawing and model files are never sent to AI providers. AI features receive extracted metadata and, where a feature reads a drawing or a photo, raster images of it. We sign a DPA and an NDA on request.
Preliminary quotes from a DXF or a photo, right in WhatsApp and Telegram
Send a part to the Manager Agent and get a price from your own rates in the same chat. An assistant inside CUTL answers setup questions, and your customers order through a widget or a bot under your brand.