What your AI team delivers in real dollars
This is not a generic pitch deck. These numbers are built from Empire's publicly available data: your team size, territory coverage, equipment catalog and current quoting process. Adjust any assumption and the math still works.
4 reps + Sean quoting manually
Average time from inquiry to configured quote (machine + tooling + freight + install + financing)
After-hours inquiries wait until morning. FABTECH leads cool within weeks. Used equipment quotes are fully bespoke every time.
Same 4 reps, AI handles the build
AI drafts the configured quote. Rep reviews, adjusts and sends. Same quality, fraction of the time.
Every inquiry gets an instant intelligent response 24/7. Used arrivals auto-match past inquiries. Leads get persistent follow-up until answered.
This is not a pitch for something we might build. This is what exists today with Empire branding, your product categories and Manitoba tax rates already loaded:
Phase 1 (live now): Configured quoting across new and used equipment. Machine + tooling + freight + rigging + install + training + lease-to-own calculator. Pipeline dashboard. Quote lifecycle tracking.
Phase 2 (ready to build): Lead Command Center. Instant response to all inbound channels. After-hours AI coverage. FABTECH lead capture and nurture sequences.
Phase 3 (ready to build): Spec Matcher. Customer describes the job in plain language, AI maps to the right machines. Used inventory auto-matching.
Phase 4 (ready to build): Review generation. AI visibility optimization. Content calendar across your 4 social channels.
Assumptions and sources: Revenue from Dun & Bradstreet public profile. Team size from Empire's website and LinkedIn. Quote volume estimated from team size and industry benchmarks for equipment distributors. Average deal size of $15,000 is conservative for industrial metalworking equipment. Time savings based on configured-quote complexity (multi-line items + financing calculations). "7x more likely to qualify" (defined as a meaningful conversation with a key decision maker) from Oldroyd, McElheran and Elkington, "The Short Life of Online Sales Leads," Harvard Business Review, March 2011 (1.25 million leads across 42 companies). "60x vs waiting 24+ hours" from same study, distinct baseline from the 7x figure. Trade show marketing spend (41%) from CEIR 2018 Marketing Spend Decision Report (survey of 424 B2B exhibitors, a self-selected group who already exhibit). All modeled estimates are directional projections and will be refined with Sean's actual data on the call.