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Quotes

Upload the quote document, track revisions, and record the accepted/rejected status and the amount.

What is this section for?

It collects the price quotes you give to customers in a single list. You can easily see which quote was accepted, which is pending, and which was revised. This information is also used in reports as the “acceptance rate.”

Path: Left menu → Quotes (or the New Quote button on the contact card)

Quotes list

Creating a new quote

  1. Click New Quote.
  2. Select the customer.
  3. Enter the quote date.
  4. Upload the quote document (PDF, Word, Excel, or image). The file can be up to 10 MB.
  5. If you like, write a description (“Annual contract, 10% discount”).
  6. You can select which product/property/vehicle the quote is for and which deal it is linked to.
  7. Save.
New quote form

Quote statuses

StatusMeaning
SentDelivered to the customer, awaiting a response
RevisionThe customer asked for changes, a new version is being prepared
AcceptedThe customer approved
RejectedThe customer declined

To change the status, use the status box in the row.

When you select Accepted, the system optionally asks for the amount and currency. This information is used in sales reports; we recommend entering it.

Making a revision

If the customer asks for a change in price, make a revision instead of opening a new quote. This preserves the history.

  1. Click the New Revision button next to the quote.
  2. Briefly write “what changed in this revision” (example: “Price dropped from 12,000 to 11,000”).
  3. Upload the new document.
  4. Save.

The latest revision of a quote stands out in the list. You can reach earlier revisions from the history.

Searching and filtering

Type a customer name, phone, description, or status in the box at the top. With the status filter, you can list only “accepted” or only “pending” quotes. The summary boxes at the top of the page show how many quotes there are by status.

What happens automatically when a quote is accepted

If configured, the following are done automatically:

To turn these features on, see the Meta Conversions, Google Ads, and Surveys pages.

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