Over the last several years, DigiFabster has worked closely with 3D printing shops and additive manufacturers to refine our automated quoting software. With a mountain of data and insight into standard 3D printing and AM practices, we’ve identified common mistakes shops make when they aim for 100% quoting “accuracy.” We call it “overengineering” quotes, and here’s how it goes wrong. Complete the form below to download the white paper.
DigiFabster: How 'precise' quotes are costing your 3D printing business
In this TCT Approved White Paper, DigiFabster details the challenges of 'precise quoting' and explains how automated quoting helps to enhance the service 3D printing shops provide to their customers.
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