1. Summarize the problem

I work for an IT solutions provider and we always try to get the customer anything they inquire. We also want to avoid negative connotations with our brand, so we avoid telling them something is impossible to do and other phrases like that.

Our customer has inquired a workstation computer with some special requirements – which he expects to have met by the device I will quote him next week. The problem is that his requirements are impossible for me to guarantee to work (they should, but I can’t be 100% sure). In my quotation text – how do I convey to him, that I cannot guarantee his requirements will be fulfilled without mentioning any sort of guarantees?

2. Provide details and any research

Our customer’s IT department has a set standard of devices we are allowed to sell them from a certain manufacturer. The user that has inquired the machine is aware of this set IT standard however, he still expects his requirements to be met by it and (understandably) does not want to spend thousands of Euros on something that might not even work for his use case.

3. When appropriate, describe what you’ve tried

I would have gone for something like: "Manufacturer-X enables configuring Workstation-Model-Y according to our quotation to try to meet the mentioned requirements."

I really want to avoid the word "try" as well. But at the same time I want to have a written note on the quotation, making it 100% certain to them that there is no guarantee for their investment to work. At least not without them testing their use case on it, which is only possible after the purchase.

Any help is greatly appreciated. If you require any additional information, I am happy to provide it in an edit or comment.

Edit 1 (clarification): I am not looking for a synonym for "guarantee". I actually want to find a phrasing that avoids any of the synonyms for "guarantee" as well.