Internet based quotation

Dear All
In MM after floating RFQ using ME41 user have to enter the quotation details manually using T code me47.
The quotation details are available to the user either in hard copy, email or phone from the vendor.
Can it be possible to design a internet based solution in SAP which provide vendor a platform to enter the quotation details which are automatically trasfered/ fetch in R/3 .
Please share some example with details if it has been implemented.
Regards
Rahul

Dear,
If no SRM its not difficult. You are saying about vendor access our RFQ and update the prices which processed as Quotation.
And also check: Sending RFQ?
Regards,
Syed Hussain.
Edited by: Syed Hussain on Sep 11, 2010 6:58 PM

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