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Quote fast, and get found by the buyers who do not know you.

You compete on responsiveness and on stock nobody else has. Both only work if the request reaches you, and if the answer goes back before someone else has already quoted it.

A working dayillustrative
Requests in
148
Answered < 1h
96%
Sources
6 channels
Manual re-keying
none
The first problem

Speed is the product. Everything else is overhead.

An independent lives on the requests it answers first and the parts it can source when nobody else can. Neither survives a process that starts with someone opening a spreadsheet.

The request arrives by email, in an RFQ platform, through a marketplace, or from a buyer who found a part number on a search engine. Four inboxes, four formats, one desk.

By the time a 300-line BOM has been pasted into a template and priced by hand, the buyer has three other quotes. The stock was there. The answer was not.

What changes

One inbox, one catalog, one answer.

Every request lands in one place

Email, RFQ platforms, marketplaces and your own webshop arrive as the same object, already matched against your stock.

Priced before anyone opens it

Your rules, cost basis, margin band, customer tier, quantity break, run on arrival. A human confirms rather than assembles.

Found by buyers who never asked

Your stock is published to the marketplaces and search tools buyers already use, so a part nobody knew you had gets a request.

Trusted by leading component distributors.

Where the hours go

The same week, before and after.

TaskBy handWith Distrify
Matching a 300-line BOMhalf a dayseconds
Pricing a repeat customerper lineon arrival
Publishing stock to a marketplaceweekly exportcontinuous
Answering an RFQ platformcopy and pasteautomatic

Electronics buying has gone digital. Time your distribution did too.

Thirty minutes on your own parts: send us a price list and we show it running live across every channel.

We reply within one working day. No newsletter, no drip campaign.