01Scope lock
A configuration we can nameThe quote starts by turning a general request into exact models, variants, wire lengths, protocols, cabinet options, and separately supplied accessories.
FROM REQUIREMENT TO WRITTEN SCOPE
Turn your product list into a quote your team can approve
Send a bill of materialExact models are ideal; product families and operating requirements are acceptable starting points.
Name the destination and deadlineFreight and packing depend on where the order must arrive and when it is needed.
Expect clarification before pricingThe sales team may confirm protocols, accessories, or cabinet boundaries before issuing the offer.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Four checks between your message and a formal offer
A useful quote is more than a discounted total. BatteryBoxKit turns the request into named hardware, a reviewable bill of material, a delivery assumption, and one commercial document that remains the reference through payment.
02Line items
A bill of material you can reviewEach sellable item receives its own quantity and supply boundary so a kit, BMS, display, cable, or control box is not mistaken for a complete battery system.
03Route check
A realistic delivery scenarioDestination, packing size, shipping method, customs documents, target arrival date, and any staged deliveries are checked before freight is committed.
04Approval pack
One written commercial referenceThe final offer records unit prices, discounts, freight assumptions, lead time, payment terms, validity, and the exact scope your purchasing team can approve.
