Mcp Quote Gmail Reply

What is Mcp Quote Gmail Reply?

Mcp Quote Gmail Reply automates supplier email handling for NovaEO.io’s AI-first supply chain. It monitors incoming supplier emails, checks for a valid “RFQ” XLS attachment, and either processes compliant quotes or sends a standardized rejection reply when the required file is missing.

How to use Mcp Quote Gmail Reply?

The agent runs continuously, watching for new supplier emails. No specific commands or configuration keys are mentioned in the README; it is deployed as part of the NovaEO.io platform and responds automatically.

Key features of Mcp Quote Gmail Reply

• Monitors incoming supplier emails for quote submissions.
• Validates presence of an attached Excel file named “RFQ”.
• Rejects non‑compliant emails with a mandatory response.
• Prioritizes suppliers quoting below the target price.
• Requires delivery location: Tampa, Florida.

Use cases of Mcp Quote Gmail Reply

• Automating the initial triage of supplier quotation emails.
• Enforcing standardized RFQ submission format across vendors.
• Reducing manual effort in high‑volume procurement workflows.
• Flagging below‑target price quotes for priority evaluation.

FAQ from Mcp Quote Gmail Reply

What happens if a supplier does not attach the RFQ file?

The agent sends a standardized email explaining the required format and asks the supplier to resubmit using the official RFQ XLS template.

Does the agent evaluate pricing from the email body?

No. If the required RFQ XLS file is missing, the agent must not extract or comment on any pricing mentioned in the email body.

Where are goods delivered?

All goods must be delivered to Tampa, Florida, as specified in the operational constraints.

What are the planned future features?

The roadmap includes XLS parsing and price comparison automation, auto‑prioritization for below‑target quotes, and Airtable integration for structured tracking and evaluation.

Is authentication or transport method described?

No authentication or transport details are provided in the README.