A sales team for valves, pumps and pipes.
Buyers send datasheets and tenders with size, pressure class, material and end connection. Your digital team reads each enquiry, asks for what is missing, drafts the reply and hands tenders and approved-vendor questions to your engineers.
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AshaLead Responder
ArjunSDR Outreach
RaviCustomer care
TaraBrand manager
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Watch how it works for valves, pumps & pipes
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Valves, pumps & pipes
Where sales slip today
- RFQs arrive with half a datasheet, and the first reply is a list of questions.
- Tender and approved-vendor enquiries need your engineers, but they sit in the same inbox as small orders.
- Buyers ask for test certificates and inspection details you have but cannot find quickly.
How the sale runs, with your digital team
Each step, as it often goes for valve, pump and pipe makers and traders today, and what your team does instead. A person approves every message.
An enquiry or RFQ comes in
TodayIt waits for an engineer to read it.
With your teamAsha reads every enquiry from your lead sites, mailbox, WhatsApp and enquiry form, marks it a lead or not, and gives a fit score with the reasons.
Datasheet questions
TodayMissing details mean three emails before a quote.
With your teamAsha asks for the datasheet or tender document, the size, pressure class, material and quantity, and which inspection and documents the buyer needs.
Catalogue and certificates
TodayThe right certificate is in someone’s folder.
With your teamAsha sends your catalogue or certificates when the buyer asks and the file is in your approved knowledge. She never confirms approvals or delivery dates that are not in it.
Tenders and inspection
TodayEngineers spend time sorting rather than quoting.
With your teamWhen a buyer mentions a tender, datasheet, third-party inspection, approved vendor or an LD clause, Asha hands the buyer to your engineers with their own words as proof.
Rate contracts
TodayContracts lapse before anyone notices.
With your teamRavi asks the customer’s owner to meet for a renewal when a rate contract ends within 30 days, and reminds buyers when an order is due.
Your team for Valves, pumps & pipes
Start with these employees. You can start the others whenever you are ready.
- AshaLead ResponderReads RFQs and datasheets, asks for what is missing, drafts the reply from your approved knowledge and hands tenders to your engineers.What Asha does
- ArjunSDR OutreachFinds EPC contractors, water and process plants and other buyers like your best ones, and drafts a first message and follow-ups for approval.What Arjun does
- RaviCustomer careRenews rate contracts in time, reminds buyers of the next order and flags customers who go quiet.What Ravi does
- TaraBrand managerChecks your IndiaMART and TradeIndia pages every week against your approved product list, and writes each fix for your team.What Tara does
What your team already knows about Valves, pumps & pipes
Set up by Sellyx in the Industrial valves, pumps and pipes pack. Facts about your own business come only from the knowledge you approve.
Questions Asha asks buyers
- Can you share the datasheet or tender document?
- Which size, pressure class, material and quantity?
- Which inspection and documents do you need?
Hands the buyer to you when they mention
- tender
- datasheet
- TPI
- approved vendor
- LD clause
Never says
- leak-proof for life
- guaranteed
And leaves these to you: approvals not in the knowledge; delivery dates not confirmed.
Lead sites set up for you
- IndiaMART
- TradeIndia
- ExportersIndia
- GeM
Checks that you have
- ISO 9001
- API licences (such as API 6D or 600)
- CE marking (Pressure Equipment Directive)
- IBR approval
- Catalogue with sizes and classes
- Sample material test certificate
- List of approvals and approved-vendor registrations
Industry background your team starts with
How buyers choose
- Buyers send datasheets or tender documents with size, pressure class, material and end connection.
- Many orders come through EPC contractors' and public sector buyers' approved vendor lists and tenders.
- Delivery time and documents matter as much as price.
What buyers check
- Material test certificates, often to EN 10204 3.1, are asked for with each order.
- Third-party inspection by agencies such as TÜV, Bureau Veritas, Lloyd's Register or SGS is common.
- Product standards such as API 6D, API 600 and API 598 testing are asked for in oil and gas.
- CE marking under the EU Pressure Equipment Directive is needed for many sales to Europe; IBR approval for boiler service in India.
General knowledge of the industry, not facts about your business. Pack content as of 2026-11-04.
Questions owners ask
Set up for how you sell:
Will it confirm approvals or delivery dates?
No. It mentions only approvals in your approved knowledge and never confirms a delivery date; those go to your team.
Can it find tenders for us?
Not yet. A Tenders employee is planned. Today, any enquiry that mentions a tender is handed to your team.
Will it say our valves are leak-proof or guaranteed?
No. Words such as “leak-proof for life” and “guaranteed” are never used.
Want your team working before the next enquiry?
Tell us what you sell and where your buyers come from. We set up your team with this industry’s pack.
Early access includes 10,000 free credits for 15 days.