RFQ and RFP template pack
Field lists for SMS wholesale, eSIM and data, IoT and China connectivity requests, plus the online checklist that sends as an RFQ.
What's inside
- The common fields every request needs, then the field list for SMS wholesale, eSIM and data, IoT and China connectivity.
- A field map that shows which pack asks for what, so the request arrives complete.
- No price fields and no supplier names; the online RFQ sends the same fields and pre-fills from the page you came from.
9 pages
A missing field, not a slow supplier
A slow quote is usually a missing field, not a slow supplier. A request that names destinations, volumes and traffic type is quotable on the first pass; one that names only the product needs a clarification round first.
Which pack asks for which field
| Item | Common | A - SMS | B - eSIM and data | C - IoT | D - China |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Destinations | Your country | Every sending country | Every selling country | Deployment countries | Both sites |
| Volume | - | Messages per month | Terabytes per month | Terabytes per month | Bandwidth band |
| Traffic or device | Company type | Traffic mix and sample content | Standard and activation flow | Device types and counts | Applications |
| Connection | Work email | SMPP or HTTP | API or portal | Module bands and SIM form | BGP, IEPL or IPLC |
| Test requested | - | Test route | Test eSIM | Pilot SIM | Route assessment |
One request can cover several packs; every cell is a field, not a price.
What slows a quote
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Missing destinations or volumes
Name every country and tick a volume band per product group.
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A free email domain
The form rejects it; use a work address.
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Vague details
Traffic type, sample content, sites or devices, one line each.
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Assumed registrations
Senders, templates and local profiles are confirmed in the quote, never assumed.
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Missing sample content
SMS review happens before the route goes live, so send it with the request.
Open the RFQ with the pack you need
Each link opens the form with the product and source filled in: A2P SMS, data and eSIM, IoT, China connectivity.
Check the prefilled chips, add the fields from the pack, and send. The form and the PDF ask for the same fields.
Where this fits
The A2P provider guide covers how to judge the answers; the SMPP and HTTP connection guide covers the technical handoff; what to ask before buying connectivity covers the commercial questions. The form is at /contact/.
Adjacent to what we offer
We explain this here because it affects how you use our service.
Who it's for
This site serves businesses
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