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Creating a quote

Quotes are useful for letting a customer know how much a purchase will cost, putting a sale on hold for later, and keeping a record for you and the customer.

To access quote features on iPad, navigate to the Manager tab from the Profile page and follow the steps below.

Creating a quote

Quotes are created the same way you create a sale, but you save the sale as a quote instead of taking payment. To create a quote:

  1. Add a customer to the sale.
  2. Add items to the sale.
  3. Click Save as Quote.

Once you’ve saved it, the quote is linked to the customer and can be found in the customer’s profile. After saving, you’ll immediately have the option to edit, print, email, or reopen the quote.

Quotes made in Retail are not reflected in eCom.

Reopening, editing, or completing a quote

To reopen a quote, navigate to the Sales page, then use the Item field to scan the printed barcode. If a printed quote isn’t available and you need to change or reopen it to complete the sale, you can either search for the quote by customer or look up the quote directly.

Looking up a quote directly

To look up a quote directly:

  1. Navigate to Customers > Quotes.
  2. Find the quote using the search tools.
  3. To reopen a quote to the Sales screen, click the Checkout icon.

    The Customer Quotes page highlighting the checkout icon.

  4. To archive a quote, click the Archive button.

    The Customer Quotes page highlighting the archive button.

  5. Click a quote number to edit the quote. From the Quote page, you can print or email the quote, change the employee, add notes, or add customer details.

    A quote page.

The Quotes page will display whether a quote is open, completed, or archived in the Status column. You can click the column to quickly sort quotes by status, allowing you to track incomplete quotes.

The Customer Quotes page highlighting quote statuses.

Finding a quote with a customer lookup

If the only information you have available is the customer’s, you can find a list of all of a customer’s quotes with a customer lookup.

  1. Navigate to Customers > Customers.
  2. Find the customer and click their name.
  3. Click Quotes.

    A customer's profile highlighting the Quotes tab.

  4. To reopen a quote to the Sales screen, click the Checkout button.

    A customer's quote tab highlighting the Checkout icon.

  5. To archive a quote, click the Archive button.

    A customer's quote tab highlighting the Archive icon.

     

     

  6. Click a quote number to edit the quote. From the Quote page, you can print or email the quote, change the employee, add notes, or add customer details.

Completing or adding a deposit to a quote

After you’ve located a quote, you can reopen it as a sale.

  1. To reopen a quote to the Sales screen, click the Checkout button.

    The Checkout button on a quote.

  2. Click Payment and complete the sale.
  3. If you need to add a deposit:
    1. Click Deposit.
    2. Add an amount to the Deposit amount field.
    3. Click Next and complete the sale.
  4. Click Finish Sale.

Archiving and unarchiving a quote

Archiving lets you hide quotes that you no longer need, while retaining a record of your quotes.

To archive a quote, click the Archive button beside the quote.

The Customer Quotes page highlighting the archive button beside a quote.

The option to archive or unarchive quotes is also available from the Quote page.

An archived quote highlighting the Un-Archive button.

Unarchiving a quote

By default, archived quotes aren’t displayed on the Customer Quotes page. To unarchive quotes, you’ll first need to update the search settings to include archived quotes.

  1. Navigate to Customers > Quotes.
  2. Click Advanced.
  3. Check off Show Archived Quotes and click Search to refresh the page.

    The quotes page highlighting Show Archived Quotes.

  4. Find the archived quote using the search and click Un-Archive.

    An archived quote highlighting the Un-Archive button.

What's next?

Setting up sales receipts

Customize your receipts to meet your customers' needs.

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Adding receipt notes and internal notes to transactions

Communicate with your staff and customers on a sale.

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