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Repeat seller letters after the commercial offer
Two follow-up seller letters if the client does not respond to the quotation. The completed training example shows a short reply and a clear next step in the correspondence.
How to use
- Specify the date of the original proposal and the customer's task.
- Formulate one clear question about the next step.
- Offer a response, clarification, or request closure without pressure or an automatic promise of a discount.
Result: Two seller letters, a completed example, and a note of the next step.
Working files
Files are available without registration. Save a copy and fill in your company details. Downloadable files are in Russian; the instructions on this page are translated.
Register a company from China20 Seller Follow-up Letters After Commercial Offer
Choose a message that asks for the reply you need. Before sending, check the recipient, attachments, quotation number and version.
Find out the stage
Subject: RFQ [number] dated [date] — [goods or project]
[Name], good afternoon. On [date], we sent quotation [number, version] for [product, quantity]. Could you please let us know whether the offer is under review or the purchase has been postponed? If [document or parameter] is missing, we will send it. A reply such as “under review, return on [date]” or “postponed for now” is sufficient.
[Signature and contact]
Approve one clarification
Subject: RFQ [number] — clarify [condition]
[Name], good afternoon. To update quotation [number, version] for [product], we need to confirm [one condition]. Should we keep [option A], or is [option B] required? After your reply, we will prepare [document] by [real agreed deadline].
[Signature and contact]
If the lead time is unknown, agree it after the response. Do not promise fabricated readiness or a discount.
Training example: Quotation UCH 24 version 1, 20 bushings, drawing VT 02 revision B. Need the reply "20 pieces" or "recalculate for ___ pieces"; then update the quotation and agree on the deadline. This is a check of text clarity, not the result of actual correspondence.
Company and addressee: […].
Quotation and date of sending: […].
Last agreed contact: […].
Open condition: […].
Question: […].
Response or absence of response: […].
Next action and date: […].
Editable letters and completed example: 20 Follow-up Letters After Commercial Offer.docx.
Updated: . Training examples do not confirm experience in fulfilling a real delivery.
