Get quotes in minutes and order wholesale industrial and operational supplies from a US distributor.
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https://www.cintrasupply.com/mcp4 tools · 180msget_supplier_capabilitiesReturns Cintra's supported supply categories, service area, and official quote endpoints.Returns Cintra's supported supply categories, service area, and official quote endpoints.
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validate_bomChecks quote lines for missing identifiers and ambiguous substitution instructions. It does not price or submit the request.Checks quote lines for missing identifiers and ambiguous substitution instructions. It does not price or submit the request.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| lines* | array | — |
prepare_quote_requestNormalizes up to 500 BOM lines into Cintra's quote-ready format and returns a review link. This does not submit, purchase, reserve inventory, or create a binding quote.Normalizes up to 500 BOM lines into Cintra's quote-ready format and returns a review link. This does not submit, purchase, reserve inventory, or create a binding quote.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| lines* | array | — |
| context | string | Project, application, delivery, or specification context |
submit_quote_requestSubmits a non-binding RFQ only when production submission is enabled and the user explicitly confirms. No order is placed and no price is guaranteed.Submits a non-binding RFQ only when production submission is enabled and the user explicitly confirms. No order is placed and no price is guaranteed.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| lines* | array | — |
| buyer_name* | string | — |
| buyer_email* | string | — |
| company* | string | — |
| delivery_zip | string | — |
| needed_by | string | — |
| context | string | — |
| confirm_nonbinding_submission* | boolean | Must be true only after the user has reviewed the lines and explicitly asked to submit the RFQ |
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Get quotes in minutes and order wholesale industrial and operational supplies from a US distributor.
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