Which Numbers Matter in the First 15 Days of an RFQ Site

Key takeaways
- In the first 15 days, watch searchable MPNs, mobile submit, ticket context, and overdue replies—not homepage PV
- Sample ≥20 part pages before adding modules
Which numbers matter in the first 15 days of an RFQ site? Four: real MPNs searchable, mobile submit works, sales can open part context, overdue replies are counted. Homepage PV is optional. DAJIQUN standard RFQ sites are often 2–4 weeks; pilot 10–15 days—acceptance follows the signed SOW.
Four measurable checks
Search 10 real MPNs including fragments. Sample ≥20 high-intent part pages. Submit on a weak-network phone. Track same-day open rate and overdue tickets.
Numbers to ignore first
Banner clicks and generic “contact us” taps inflate. Do not score checkout conversion before payment exists. End the 15 days with three missing MPNs, failed attachments, and overdue types—then fix master data.
See phase 1 RFQ or mall and site production.