
The search eats the day
One part number means twenty tabs: distributor catalogues, scanned PDFs, obsolete listings, and three sites reselling the same stock. Hours per line, before anyone has been asked for a price.
Drop in the enquiry however it arrived. SambacAI reads every line, finds suppliers who actually stock the part, checks the trade codes, and drafts a quotation request for each supplier, ready for you to approve.
A sourcing run in progress: an enquiry for three ABB parts is read, suppliers who stock them are found and ranked, tariff and export codes are classified and the end user screened, and a quotation request is sent to each approved supplier.
Reads your request and lists the parts and quantities
Reading the parts, quantities and delivery needs…

Every container on a dock like this one began as somebody's enquiry — a part number, a quantity, and the question of who can actually supply it. That question is still answered by hand, one browser tab at a time.
Industrial buyers do not lose the week to the decision. They lose it to the looking, and then to proving afterwards that the answer was sound.

One part number means twenty tabs: distributor catalogues, scanned PDFs, obsolete listings, and three sites reselling the same stock. Hours per line, before anyone has been asked for a price.

A general model will return a plausible part number, a plausible distributor and a plausible price. None of it is sourced. You find out when the supplier writes back to say they have never made that item.

HTS, Schedule B, ECCN and country of origin, for every line, out of the tariff schedule. Then the screening list — for the supplier, and for whoever ultimately receives the goods.
Google sign-in. Nothing is emailed to a supplier until you approve it.
The work an industrial buyer does by hand: chasing distributors, checking codes, writing the same email fifteen times. Done once, in one place, with the evidence attached.
Reads the enquiry, including scans, drawings and photographs, then searches the open market for suppliers who actually stock the part, authorised distributors included. Contacts are verified, not guessed, and every supplier is ranked on how well it covers your lines.
Every line is classified and screened before anything leaves your outbox: HTS and Schedule B against the live tariff database, export control classification, country of origin, and a Consolidated Screening List check on both the supplier and the end user.
A complete request for quotation is built from the run, line items, quantities, trade codes, delivery terms, with an email drafted for every approved supplier. Send them yourself, review each one first, or let them go automatically once you approve.
Sourcing US parts for overseas end users means the question is not only whether a supplier is clean. It is who ultimately receives the goods, and whether they can lawfully reach them.
SambacAI extracts the end-user party from the enquiry and screens it against the live Consolidated Screening List. A name-similar match is escalated to the top of your review, never auto-blocked, never quietly passed.
HTS, Schedule B and duty pulled from the USITC database rather than recalled from a model.
Both the party receiving the goods and every discovered supplier are checked before an email is drafted.
Every supplier, price and code traces back to a source, marked indicative or verified.
Compliance blockers and pricing anomalies pause the run for a decision before anything is sent.
Behind every one of these steps is a part on a shelf somewhere, and a buyer who has to prove where it came from. The run keeps the evidence for both, which supplier was asked, what they were asked for, and which codes the answer was classified under.
PDF, scan, photograph, email or pasted text, multi-part enquiries kept line by line.
Real distributors and stockists, each with a verified contact route and coverage of your lines.
Codes classified, origin confirmed, both parties screened, blockers surfaced.
Choose the suppliers, confirm quantities and the end user, then approve.
A full RFQ document, one email per supplier, sent from your mailbox and tracked.
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An estimate to help you decide, not a promise. Your own numbers show up in Insights once you use SambacAI.
Turn a morning of manual sourcing and compliance checks into a single run you can hand to an auditor.