Choose the worksheet by task
| File | Use |
|---|---|
| RFQ worksheet — CSV | Organise the products, quantities, specification and destination for an enquiry |
| Component schedule — CSV | List panels, posts, gates and fittings under identifiable item references |
| Specification review — CSV | Record dimensions, measurement bases and drawing revisions |
| Inspection record — CSV | Record visible condition, actions and follow-up against locations and parts |
Use the same references as the drawings
Use the same item code and drawing revision in every worksheet. A customised panel, its post and its fixing set should remain separately identifiable even when you buy them as a complete bay. Define the quantity unit and contents of each set to keep pricing and receiving checks consistent.
These are procurement and record-keeping tools. They do not define an engineered fence configuration, certify product performance or replace the instructions supplied for a particular assembly.
Send the relevant files with your enquiry
Send the completed schedules with the current drawings to info@fencingwise.com. Mark which dimensions are approved, which are proposed and which require our review. That distinction helps us prepare a useful factory quotation without assuming an unfinished design is released for production.
For help choosing the fields, read the RFQ checklist, specification-sheet guidance or installation record guidance.