Gauge, operations and finish on each part
16 ga 304, laser cut, six bends, TIG-welded corners, #4 brushed: fields under each part line explain the price, and show what a cheaper competitor's quote is missing.
For sheet metal shops and metal fabricators
ExtraflowDoc lets a fabricator respond to an RFQ part by part: gauge and material, the operations and finish on each part, programming and fixtures kept separate, price breaks, and acceptance by PO or signature.
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See it in action
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The ExtraflowDoc document editor
Built for cut, formed and welded parts
Fabrication buyers check a quote against the drawing. With gauge, bends, welds and finish right on the line, they can tell you quoted the same part they drew.
16 ga 304, laser cut, six bends, TIG-welded corners, #4 brushed: fields under each part line explain the price, and show what a cheaper competitor's quote is missing.
Nesting, brake programs, first articles and weld fixtures get their own section. The part price stands for repeat orders, and the buyer knows what they won't be paying for again.
Show each part at four quantities, or set price tiers on it. A buyer asking for 60 will often move up to 120 once they see how spreading the setup brings the unit price down.
The tolerance standard, mill certs, stainless surcharges and the overrun allowance are saved terms included on every quote.
PEM studs, powder coat, passivation: list them as fields or as separately priced lines, so a finish change is recosted by editing a single line.
The buyer issues a PO referencing the quote number, or signs the quote. When the parts ship, the quote converts into the invoice in one click.
Worked example
This is an actual three-page ExtraflowDoc quote from a sheet metal job shop in Cincinnati to a food equipment manufacturer: welded stainless enclosures, access panels with pressed-in studs and powder-coated brackets, for $13,088.00. Fabrication buyers go through gauge, operations and finish one line at a time, and the quote is organized the same way.
One row connects the quote to the RFQ, the drawing revisions, the ship date and the terms. Each part follows with gauge and material, operations and finish as fields: the enclosure at $148.00 apiece is 16 ga 304 stainless, laser cut, bent six times on the brake and TIG welded. Parts add up to $11,868.00.
Programming, flat patterns, first articles and a weld fixture are one-time charges, $1,070.00, kept separate from the part prices. A table lists each part at 30, 60, 120 and 240 pieces, and the assumptions spell out the tolerance standard, the certificates included and the exclusions.
Four steps (cut, form, weld, inspect) lay out the route each enclosure takes through the shop. The terms cover how stainless surcharges are verified and how overruns are billed, and the buyer can accept with a signature or a PO.
Fabrication document examples
The complete sheet metal fabrication quote, a CNC machining quote and the blanket PO a shop issues for its material. Click any example to open it.
Sheet Metal Fabrication Quote Template
Stainless enclosures, panels and brackets: gauge and operations on each part, one-time charges and price breaks.View full exampleCustomer stories
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Integrations
ExtraflowDoc installs into Pipedrive and monday.com, so you build the quote on the deal or item the RFQ created, right beside the drawings and the buyer's emails.

Open ExtraflowDoc from the deal. The buyer and custom fields like RFQ number, material or due date fill in the quote, and standard parts pull from your product catalogue with their price tiers.

If your jobs live on a monday.com board, build the quote from the item. Columns like part number, gauge and quantity fill in the document, and the quote is saved back to the job.
Pricing
Estimators, inside sales and the owner all quote on the same plan. ExtraflowDoc charges by documents per month per company, no matter how many RFQs come through.
$0.00/month
5 documents/month per company
$20.69/month
20 documents/month per company
$34.49/month
35 documents/month per company
FAQ
Including what ExtraflowDoc doesn't do.
It's software that turns an RFQ into a quote the buyer can check against the drawing: each part with its gauge, operations and finish, plus one-time charges, price breaks and terms. ExtraflowDoc does it inside Pipedrive or monday.com, from the deal or item the RFQ created.
No. ExtraflowDoc does not read DXF or STEP files, unfold bends, nest parts on a sheet or calculate laser time. Keep using your CAM and nesting software for that, then quote the result in ExtraflowDoc.
Yes. Add fields under each part line, like operations and finish, or a short table or step section that explains how the part is made, the way the example on this page does.
Yes. Put them in a one-time charges section with its own subtotal, and note on each line that it isn't charged again on repeat orders.
No. It does not schedule work centres, track jobs through the shop or manage inventory. It creates and tracks the documents: quotes, purchase orders, packing slips and invoices.
Yes. Enter material and shop cost, then add a markup or target margin per line. The document details show cost, profit and margin to your team only; internal columns never print.
Yes. Pick the currency and number format the customer pays in, and apply or skip taxes per line or on the whole quote.
Yes. The free plan includes 5 documents a month with unlimited users. Once RFQs pick up, paid plans start at $20.69/month for 20 documents.
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