Trusted infrastructure
Built on Enterprise-Grade Technology
LumberFlow
Turn supplier emails, PDFs, RFQs, freight terms, and market signals into profitable buying decisions in a few clicks. LumberFlow extracts every quote, compares $/MBF, and keeps market price intelligence close to every buy so your team protects margin without adding headcount.
See quote extraction, quote comparison, and buyer approvals before your team sends anything.
Six procurement steps, one reviewed workflow: extract, reach, compare, time, approve, and learn.
Supplier emails and PDFs arrive with mixed species, grades, dimensions, freight terms, and lead times. Buyers lose hours turning that raw email into comparable quote data.
LumberFlow reads every supplier response, extracts species, grade, dimensions, volume, $/MBF pricing, freight terms, and notes, then keeps the original email attached for review.
Most RFQ waves stop at the contacts a buyer remembers first, even when other suppliers are a better fit for the product, lane, or timing.
The agent suggests relevant suppliers, drafts personalized RFQs and follow-ups, preserves thread context, and lets the buyer approve the outreach before it sends.
The cheapest headline $/MBF can lose once freight, lead time, SKU substitutions, and team benchmarks are included.
LumberFlow ranks every offer by delivered $/MBF, freight, lead time, SKU match, target price, and recent team benchmarks so buyers compare the real delivered economics.
A quote can look right until the market moves before the load lands. Buyers need current context at the moment they approve, not after the weekly report catches up.
Daily market analysis and weekly forecasts sit beside active RFQs so the buyer can weigh timing risk before sending a counter, award, or PO.
Automation only works for lumber teams if buyers keep control of supplier relationships, counters, awards, and purchase orders.
LumberFlow drafts RFQs, follow-ups, counters, awards, and POs. A buyer reviews and approves every action before anything leaves the system.
Pricing knowledge disappears when it lives in one buyer's inbox, a whiteboard, or a side spreadsheet no one else sees in time.
Every supplier response, quote, benchmark, and award becomes shared procurement intelligence so the next buyer starts with the team context already in place.
Modeled from email-heavy lumber sourcing workflows where buyers manually extract quotes, chase suppliers, compare market pricing, and time buys with scattered market context.
Lumber pricing has a transparency problem — and it's costing buyers real money.
For a decade I watched lumber buyers make six-figure inventory commitments based on a weekly pricing report and whatever they heard from a supplier yesterday. The market-critical knowledge — which mills are quoting what, where prices are heading, which suppliers actually deliver — lived in individual buyers' heads and inboxes. When someone left the company, that intelligence walked out the door.
LumberFlow exists to fix this. We use AI to capture every quote your team receives, layer in daily market analysis and ML-powered price forecasts, and turn scattered email threads into shared market price intelligence that belongs to the company — not to any single buyer's inbox.
I'd love to show you how it works personally.
No sales team, no pitch deck — just a live walkthrough of your workflow.
Firsthand experience with the pricing opacity problem — week-old reports, anecdotal market signals, siloed buyer knowledge
Built AI that understands lumber-specific data: species, grades, dimensions, $/MBF, mill dynamics
Designed LumberFlow to institutionalize pricing intelligence across the entire buying team
Deep relationships with suppliers and distributors across North America
LumberFlow brings quote extraction, freight terms, team benchmarks, and market timing into one shared view so every buyer compares the quote before approving the next move.
No supplier portal. No inbox takeover. Your team keeps the relationship and gets a cleaner buying record.
Before
Supplier prices, freight notes, substitutions, and lead times sit across email threads and buyer memory.
After
Each sourcing request has a board: extracted quotes, market price context, market direction, and the next buyer-approved action.
Control
The agent drafts and ranks. Your buyer reviews the quote record and approves every message, award, and PO.
Stay ahead of price moves with weekly analysis written for procurement teams.
Straight answers on quote extraction, market price intelligence, buyer approval, and supplier workflow.
Book a short walkthrough to see supplier emails, quote extraction, quote comparison, market timing, and buyer approvals in one lumber procurement workflow.
