Start here: Drumkit at TQL

Last updated: October 18, 2026

Drumkit lives in your Outlook inbox and helps you get quotes back to customers faster. When a customer emails you a lane, or a list of fifty, Drumkit reads it, prices it with DAT, and writes the reply. You check the numbers, make it yours, and send.

What Drumkit does for you

Finds the requestsKit, the assistant at the top of the sidebar, spots every lane in your email, including the ones buried in long threads and attachments.
Prices themOne click gets you DAT's rate, the range, market conditions and lane history.
Does the mathSet truck pay and margin, and Drumkit works out your bill rate.
Writes the replyYour quote lands in a ready-to-send email addressed to the customer.
Handles big listsBatch Quote prices a whole list at once and replies with every quote, numbered.

Your first quote

  1. Open a quote request in Outlook and click the Drumkit icon.
  2. Check the lane Kit filled in: equipment, pick, drop.
  3. Click Get Quick Quote.
  4. Adjust your margin if you need to.
  5. Click Send Email.

The full walkthrough, with screenshots, is in Quote a single lane.

Find your way around

I want to…Go to
Get set upGet set up in Outlook
Quote one laneQuote a single lane
Quote a load with extra stopsQuote a multi-stop lane
Quote a long listQuote a whole list with Batch Quote
Understand the numbersRead your DAT rate and market data
Fix somethingCommon questions

Three things to know

You're in control. Drumkit never sends anything by itself. A quote goes out only when you click send.

Look before you price. Drumkit reads emails well, but not perfectly. A two-second check of the lane saves you from quoting the wrong city.

Send from Drumkit. Sending, drafting or copying from the sidebar marks the request as quoted, so you always know what's handled and what's still waiting.

Need a hand?

Email support@drumkit.ai. Tell us what you were doing and send a screenshot if you can. A real person reads every message.