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A quote is a priced proposal you send to a customer. When the customer accepts and digitally signs it, the quote becomes a job and equipment gets reserved.

Quote lifecycle

1

Draft

You build the quote by adding inventory items, kits, or manual lines. No one outside your team sees it yet.
2

Sent

You email or share a portal link. The customer can now view the quote.
3

Accepted

The customer digitally signs through the portal. The signed PDF is attached and a deposit (if any) is requested.
4

Job Created

You convert the accepted quote to a job with one click. The job inherits the line items and dates.
A quote can also move to Declined (customer says no) or Expired (not accepted before the expiry date).

The quote list view

The list shows every quote with these columns:
ColumnWhat it shows
NumberQuote number, format QT-YYYY-NNNN
CustomerCustomer name
DateWhen the quote was created
ExpiresWhen the quote expires if not accepted
TotalFinal total including VAT
StatusDraft / Sent / Accepted / Job Created / Declined / Expired
Click any column to sort. Use the status filter at the top to see only a single status.

Statuses in detail

StatusMeaningNext action
DraftBeing built. Not visible to the customer.Add line items, then send.
SentCustomer has the link.Wait for acceptance, follow up if needed.
AcceptedSigned by customer. Deposit requested if applicable.Convert to job.
Job CreatedA job exists for this quote.Use the job.
DeclinedCustomer rejected the quote.Archive or revise and resend.
ExpiredPast the expiry date with no acceptance.Re-quote if still relevant.

Real-time updates

Every quote status change shows up in real time for everyone in your team. If a customer accepts a quote on their phone at 9:47 PM, your sales lead sees the status flip to Accepted without refreshing. This also applies to the deposit step — when the deposit is paid, the quote and the customer’s deposits tab both update instantly.

What’s on a quote PDF

A quote PDF is bilingual (EN/TH side-by-side) and includes:
  • Your company header (logo, name, address, tax ID)
  • Customer details
  • Quote number, date issued, expiry date
  • Line items with description, quantity, duration, rate, line total
  • Optional items (clearly marked, not in subtotal)
  • Subtotal, VAT (7%), grand total
  • Security deposit (separate, VAT excluded)
  • Terms and conditions block (configurable in Settings)
  • Signature block — empty until signed, then shows the digital signature, signer name, and timestamp

Next steps

Create a quote

Build your first quote step by step.

Add line items

Items, kits, manual lines, and discounts.

Send a quote

Email or portal link, what the customer sees.

Add a deposit

Security deposits on quotes.