PRODUCT DEMO · Synthetic data · No live submissions
Interactive product walkthrough

One request.
The relationship stays with it.

Choose Quick RFQ, Scan-to-RFQ or Read Label. Capture a fictional identifier, then follow the request into human review.

Halo RFQDEMO

Recreated walkthrough · Nothing sent. The separate distributor step goes beyond the current requester app. Compare current app scope →

Compare the actual app screen

Actual Salesforce-native desktop capture. This reference is static; the interactive screen above is recreated.

Halo RFQ home

Actual Halo RFQ home screenEnlarge screenshot ↗

What does this demo demonstrate?

Editable capture and a synthetic distributor-to-reviewer handoff. Actual screenshots are available inside the reference panel. The separate distributor-context step illustrates a handoff beyond the current restricted-requester flow. The current requester has four stages: Capture, Details, Review and Receipt. Standalone parity and live routing are not established.

Compare typed entry, QR capture and label photos →
Pilot conversation guide

Start with the handoff.

Bring one field-request workflow. We’ll discuss fit, users and implementation scope.

Your email. Your decision to send.

Open a draft to [email protected] in your email app. Nothing is sent automatically. This site collects no contact details.

Open pilot email draft ↗
Halo RFQ / Share the walkthrough

Let someone try the handoff.

Halo RFQ: protect distributor relationships and capture RFQs faster, beside an actual app Home screenshot in an illustrative phone frame.

Share a fictional product walkthrough. No sign-in, camera access or real request submission is needed.

Copying does not post or send anything. Paste into your own message and choose who receives it. Preview appearance varies by platform.

Halo RFQ demo

Fictional data · Nothing sent