Lisa 1.0 · live
Lisa 1.0: describe what you need and out comes a tracked quote request
Lisa is Adquiere's model. You type as you would to a colleague — "40 office chairs in Santo Domingo before the 30th", "billboards on 27 de Febrero for three months" — and Lisa builds the request, finds real suppliers, prices it with tax when verified inventory exists, and gives you a tracking link. When it can't do something alone, it doesn't go quiet: it drafts the work for a person at Adquiere to finish.
- Version 1.0, live since September 2026
- Two modes: any purchase, or advertising across six verticals
- Prices are computed by code; the model only explains them
What 1.0 does
Four things that already work today
Understands the ask
Asks only for what's missing — quantity, zone, dates, budget — and builds a draft you review before anything is sent.
Finds real suppliers
Searches the web and Adquiere's knowledge base, citing the source of every figure. If it finds nothing useful, it says so.
Computes the final price
With verified inventory, the total includes ITBIS and municipal tax straight from the pricing engine, never from a generated answer.
Tracks it
Every request gets a public status link and email alerts when a supplier answers. Whether that takes minutes or weeks.
How it works
From message to quote, in four steps
- 01
You type what you need
No account, no form. Lisa answers with a document, not a chat: a title, sections, and quotes as cards.
- 02
You review the draft
What, how many, where, by when and budget. Whatever is missing shows up as an open question, never made up.
- 03
You issue the order
Name and email, nothing else: that form is your sign-up. Lisa decides which suppliers to contact and which need human approval.
- 04
The price arrives
The supplier answers through a personal link, no account needed. You see it on your tracking page and accept when it suits you.
The rule we don't bend
Code produces the numbers. The model only explains them.
Anyone can wire a chat to a language model; the problem is the model invents prices with full confidence. In Lisa no price comes from the model: when verified inventory exists, a tax engine computes the total with ITBIS and municipal tax; when it doesn't, Lisa says so and asks the supplier. A quote without a source is never shown as verified.
- Every quote carries its source, linked when available
- Status tells the truth: "to be contacted" is not "awaiting reply"
- Whatever Lisa can't do alone is drafted for a human
- Nov · 1 mesRD$ 148,000
Av. 27 de Febrero
Proveedor A
- Nov · 1 mesRD$ 172,500
Av. Churchill
Proveedor B
- Nov · catorcenaRD$ 96,000
Av. Kennedy
Proveedor C
Who 1.0 is for
Lisa 1.0 helps you today if…
Yes, right now
- You're buying something specific and want comparable quotes without chasing anyone
- You need three documented quotes for your procurement policy or a funder
- You want to advertise on billboards, LED screens, radio, cinema, influencers or events in the DR
- You're an agency and small briefs arrive faster than you can quote them
- You're a supplier and would rather receive structured requests through a link
Not yet
- In-app online payment: payment is arranged once you accept the quote
- A full national catalogue: verified inventory today is LED screens in Santo Domingo
- Voice: 1.0 is text only
- Outside the Dominican Republic
What's missing is on the roadmap and unlocks with real usage, not dates. If you need something from this column, write to us anyway: we handle it by hand in the meantime.
Questions about Lisa 1.0
- What exactly is Lisa 1.0?
- It's Adquiere's quoting model: a language model with web search, Adquiere's per-vertical knowledge, a tax engine for prices, and a human work queue for what automation doesn't cover yet. "1.0" is the first production version, available at app.adquiere.link.
- How much does Lisa cost?
- For buyers, requesting quotes is free. Adquiere earns a commission on the purchase when it closes through the platform, agreed with the supplier.
- Does Lisa make up prices?
- No. Prices from verified inventory are computed by code, taxes included. Prices found through search are shown with their source and flagged as unverified until the supplier responds.
- Do I need an account?
- To chat, no. When you issue an order you give a name and email, and that's your sign-up. To see your quotes again you get a link by email; there is never a password.
- What happens when Lisa can't solve something?
- It drafts it into Adquiere's work queue — the message written, the recipient and the reason — and a person finishes it. You see progress on your tracking link.
Quote something with Lisa 1.0
No account, no form. If you'd rather we did it, that works too.