> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://agpt.co/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://agpt.co/docs/integrations/block-integrations/quotes.md). # Rmfg Quotes Blocks that price a configured design. Quoting runs DFM as well, so one call returns both price and manufacturability. A quote is immutable and never includes tax or a shipping selection; carts add those. ## RMFG Create Quote ### What it is Gets a live price from RMFG, a manufacturer that laser-cuts, bends and ships real sheet-metal and tube parts, plus manufacturability findings. Quote with the stocked material closest to the part's detected thickness and report any mismatch; quote exactly the quantity the customer asked for, and every unique part of a project at its required quantity; a requires\_input result means a selection is missing, blocked means a finding must be resolved or accepted ### How it works Builds an `items[]` basket from the inputs (one design with a quantity and configuration, plus any `additional_items`) and posts it to `/v1/quotes` with an `Idempotency-Key`. The `material_id` shortcut becomes `defaults.material_id`. `quantity` is completed designs and must be at least 1, and `quantity_options` takes at most ten entries, each at least 1; both are checked before any request is sent. RMFG holds the connection briefly and the block then polls until pricing leaves `processing`, bounded by `timeout_seconds`. Amounts are integer USD cents, reported as `0` until priced; with `ship_to` set the quote also lists `shipping_options` a cart can select. `requires_input` and `blocked` are statuses, not errors: `requirements` says what is missing and `dfm_issues` what blocks manufacture, so the graph can fix the configuration and quote again. A quote RMFG marks `failed` comes back with that status and its error object on `quote`; HTTP errors are reported as `RMFG : ` and an exhausted wait as `Timed out after Ns waiting for quote `. ### Inputs | Input | Description | Type | Required | | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | -------- | | design\_id | Design ID from Analyze Design. | str | Yes | | quantity | Completed units of the design: exactly the number the customer asked for (one part means 1). Repeated parts in an assembly are multiplied by their instance count automatically. | int | No | | material\_id | Sheet-metal stock for every sheet part, from List Materials. Required for a price: pick the stocked thickness closest to the part's detected thickness and mention the difference. Leave empty only for tube-only designs or when configuration sets it. | str | No | | configuration | Full manufacturing configuration: per-part material, tube profile, finish, powder coat, hole operations, welds and accepted risks. A non-empty material\_id above overrides defaults.material\_id. | ManufacturingConfiguration | No | | quantity\_options | Up to ten other quantities to price alongside quantity, only when the customer wants a comparison; the main quantity stays as requested. | List\[int] | No | | additional\_items | Further configured designs to price in the same basket. | List\[QuoteItemRequest] | No | | client\_reference\_id | Your own reference for this item, echoed back on the result. | str | No | | ship\_to | Destination, to include delivery options in the quote. | ShipTo | No | | wait\_for\_ready | Poll until pricing finishes instead of returning at once. | bool | No | | timeout\_seconds | How long to wait for pricing when wait\_for\_ready is on. | int | No | | idempotency\_key | Stable key for identical retries; defaults to the node execution ID. | str | No | ### Outputs | Output | Description | Type | | ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | error | Error message if the request failed | str | | quote | The full quote | Quote | | quote\_id | Quote ID | str | | status | processing, requires\_input, ready, blocked, expired or failed | "processing" \| "requires\_input" \| "ready" \| "blocked" \| "expired" \| "failed" | | is\_ready | True when the quote can be ordered | bool | | amount\_total\_cents | Total in USD cents (shipping and tax excluded until a cart) | int | | amount\_subtotal\_cents | Sum of items in USD cents | int | | unit\_amount\_cents | Price per completed unit of the first design, in USD cents | int | | items | Per-design pricing, line items and DFM findings | List\[QuotedDesign] | | quantity\_options | Prices at the other quantities requested, for the first design | List\[QuantityOption] | | shipping\_options | Delivery choices when ship\_to was given; pick an id for the cart | List\[ShippingOption] | | requirements | Selections or decisions still needed before ordering | List\[Requirement] | | dfm\_issues | Manufacturability findings across every design | List\[DFMIssue] | ### Possible use case **Quantity Comparison**: Quote 10 units with `quantity_options` \[1, 25] and report the unit price at each quantity. **Multi-Part Project**: Price every unique part of an assembly in one basket, each at its required quantity. **Delivery Estimate**: Include `ship_to` to get shipping options and lead times alongside the price. *** ## RMFG Get Quote ### What it is Fetches an RMFG quote by ID ### How it works Fetches `/v1/quotes/{id}` and, with `wait_for_ready` on, polls until the quote is no longer `processing`, bounded by `timeout_seconds`. Outputs match Create Quote. An unknown ID is reported as `RMFG not_found_error: `; a quote past its `expires_at` returns status `expired` and should be re-created rather than ordered. Amount outputs are `0` while the quote is still processing. ### Inputs | Input | Description | Type | Required | | ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | ---- | -------- | | quote\_id | Quote ID from Create Quote | str | Yes | | wait\_for\_ready | Poll until pricing finishes instead of returning at once. | bool | No | | timeout\_seconds | How long to wait for pricing when wait\_for\_ready is on. | int | No | ### Outputs | Output | Description | Type | | ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | error | Error message if the request failed | str | | quote | The full quote | Quote | | quote\_id | Quote ID | str | | status | processing, requires\_input, ready, blocked, expired or failed | "processing" \| "requires\_input" \| "ready" \| "blocked" \| "expired" \| "failed" | | is\_ready | True when the quote can be ordered | bool | | amount\_total\_cents | Total in USD cents (shipping and tax excluded until a cart) | int | | amount\_subtotal\_cents | Sum of items in USD cents | int | | unit\_amount\_cents | Price per completed unit of the first design, in USD cents | int | | items | Per-design pricing, line items and DFM findings | List\[QuotedDesign] | | quantity\_options | Prices at the other quantities requested, for the first design | List\[QuantityOption] | | shipping\_options | Delivery choices when ship\_to was given; pick an id for the cart | List\[ShippingOption] | | requirements | Selections or decisions still needed before ordering | List\[Requirement] | | dfm\_issues | Manufacturability findings across every design | List\[DFMIssue] | ### Possible use case **Resume a Long Quote**: Read a large assembly quote by ID after an earlier run timed out. **Webhook Follow-Up**: Load the finished quote when a `quote.ready` event arrives. **Expiry Check**: Confirm a saved quote is still `ready` before turning it into a cart. *** --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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