Multi-item enquiries, one message
"Need cement 50 bags, steel 2 ton, sand — site delivery" is several line items bundled into one request, each needing its own rate.
Industries / Construction & Contractors
Contractor enquiries are often multi-item and high-value — Ordder prices them, but big ones get a human check before they leave, not after.
What this actually looks like
Why this desk breaks first
"Need cement 50 bags, steel 2 ton, sand — site delivery" is several line items bundled into one request, each needing its own rate.
A ₹5 lakh site order carries more risk than a retail sale — sending it fully automatically, with no one checking, is the wrong default.
A contractor asking for a better rate on volume needs a human in the loop, not an AI re-quoting on its own.
What Ordder does about it
Several materials in a single enquiry are priced as separate line items on one quote, not lost in translation.
Quotes at or above a threshold you set are marked for review rather than sent the instant they’re priced.
Every AI-drafted reply can require a human approval before it reaches the buyer, on the accounts where that matters most.
Acceptance still raises the order and the GST invoice with no separate manual step.
GST, specifically
Works contracts are typically taxed at 18% GST, with lower rates for specified affordable-housing categories — Ordder applies the slab configured per item rather than assuming one rate for every job.
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