We grew up inside copier dealerships.

For more than a decade, the quoting system at the center of a real office equipment dealership was a Microsoft Access database. It grew the way dealer tools usually grow: every new lessor, every new vendor program, every approval rule layered on top of the last one.

It worked, sort of. But every quote became a 45-minute task: rate factors copied from PDFs, accessory dependencies remembered by hand, FSMA volumes checked in a spreadsheet, then everything pasted into a proposal template that already felt old.

QuoteDeck exists because a rep should not need to become a pricing analyst to send a clean proposal. AI can read the plain-English request, walk it through the catalog and rate tables, and produce something the rep would actually send. Not a novelty chatbot. A co-pilot that does the math.

We are building the tool we wished we had: one that respects how dealerships actually work (territories, approvals, FSMA, lease buyouts, bonus goods) and removes the parts that wasted everyone's afternoon.