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Create a quote

Here's an introductory guide to help you create a quote

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Written by Stella Marques
Updated over a year ago

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Plannit lets you create quotes that your customer can accept with a single click, 24/7, making it quick and easy to receive approvals.

Tips for getting started

Before you make your first quote, we recommend that you fill in a few parameters. This will save you time, as the settings information will automatically recur on each of your submissions. The recommended settings are:

How to create a quote

The best way to organize your quotes is to link them to the "job" folder associated with the customer's request. If it hasn't already been created when you received the client's request, create the job folder it by clicking on + Job (see image).

You can then link the quote to it by following the 4 steps you will fin below the image.

How to create a quote:

  • Locate the Job Space linked to the customer's original request and click on the Quotes icon:

How to fill the quote

Step 1: Edit the 1. Information section as required (you'll find editing options by clicking on the pencil, calendar and/or arrow icons to access drop-down menus in Plannit as per the below):

Step 2: Add products and services previously created in your products and services catalog in the 2. Items"section (see Products and services list parameters if your items have not yet been created):

Tax calculations will be performed automatically if you have completed the Invoices settings section.

Step 3: If required, modify the payment schedule automatically copied from your settings on this quote in section 3. Payment schedule, by clicking on the payment line (see Sample payment schedules for your quotes to help you):

Once everything is complete, simply send to the customer by clicking on the Send button in the top right-hand corner (desktop version) or on the Actions button, then Send (mobile version):

How your client will receive the quote

Once sent, the status will change from Draft to Sent in the quotes grid of the main menu. Your customer will receive an e-mail that their quote has arrived (see image), and they can view and approve it directly from their secure customer portal, accessible 24/7 and in 1 click:

You'll receive a notification, and the status of the submission will be automatically updated in the submission grid in the main menu to facilitate your follow-ups.

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