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It’s not just a form – this is a mini operating system for clearer quotes, faster approvals, and fewer pricing misunderstandings.
Standard fields remove guesswork and back-and-forth. Your sales team prepares quotes quickly and consistently.
Each quotation includes a unique number, item breakdown, and terms to support tracking and follow-ups.
Clear descriptions, pricing, and validity terms = fewer “that’s not what I was quoted” arguments.
Every field is there for a reason – so you can present prices clearly, set expectations upfront, and avoid misunderstandings later.
For tracking, follow-ups, and reference if the quote is later converted into a sales order.
Pricing assumptions, validity period, scope notes, or special conditions.
Company names, contact persons, and addresses — so the quote is clearly addressed.
Optional signature or written confirmation to acknowledge pricing and terms.
Clear pricing breakdown to help customers understand exactly what they’re paying for.
Optional field to link the quotation to a deal ID, sales rep, or opportunity.
A simple workflow to create clear quotes, get faster approvals, and reduce pricing misunderstandings.
Quotation number, date, seller and customer details. Make sure contact names and company info are accurate.
Add product or service descriptions, quantities, and unit prices. Avoid unclear lines like “misc charges”.
Share the quotation with the customer for approval. Save the approved copy to reference when creating a sales order.
These cause the biggest quoting and sales delays. Fix them and your quote-to-order flow feels smoother.
Hard to track or follow up later. Use a simple sequence (QT-000001…).
Prices can change over time. Always state how long the quote is valid for.
What’s included? What’s not? Spell it out to avoid misunderstandings.
Verbal approval gets forgotten. Get written confirmation before moving forward.
Ambiguity slows decisions. Use clear descriptions, quantities, and unit prices.
If the sales order doesn’t match the quote, trust erodes. Keep references consistent.
Clear answers for sales teams and business owners who want professional, easy-to-use quotations.