Compare options
Turn quotes, requirements, or candidate options into a comparison that supports a decision.
Best for
- Comparing vendor quotes, tools, or service packages.
- Revisiting an analysis when the budget or requirements change.
Skills & plugins
Choose the capabilities available in your environment:
| Capability | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Spreadsheet editing | Organize data, calculate costs, and revise workbooks. |
| File access | Read quotes, requirements, and existing analyses. |
Starter prompt
Before you start
Provide the quotes and requirements together. Explain the budget, mandatory conditions, and whether cost, service, or another factor matters most.
You can attach an existing comparison and specify what to update. Creating or editing a workbook requires spreadsheet support in your environment; see Skills & Plugins for relevant extensions.
What to expect
EvoX organizes the material, aligns the comparison criteria, and explains the reasoning behind its recommendation. Change a condition to see whether the conclusion should change too.
Here is an example conversation:
Turn these quotes into a comparison of cost, service, and limitations against our requirements. Keep the original quotes, explain the recommendation, and list information the vendors still need to provide.
The quotes use a consistent comparison basis. Source data, the comparison, and open questions are kept separately, with tradeoffs and missing information explained in the recommendation.
Add a separate scenario for a higher budget without changing the original analysis. Explain which options become eligible and whether the recommendation should change.
A budget scenario has been added with updated eligibility and recommendation notes. The original quotes and baseline analysis are unchanged.
Check cost units, calculations, and missing information after delivery. If a workbook is generated, open it to verify formulas and references.
Make it your own
Change a condition
Add an option
Change priorities
Collect open questions
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