You may find yourself in situations where a previously generated quote is no longer relevant due to evolving client needs or project requirements
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Craft a quote that serves as a template for proposals. Use the duplicate feature to save time.
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A quote is a document sent to a potential buyer before the work is done. An invoice is a financial document that requests payment when work has been finished.
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In your quote list, you can quickly locate quotes based on the status of the quote or the customer's name.
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You can only edit the content of a quote if its status is Draft. A quote with the status Sent, Accepted, or Cancelled cannot be edited.
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You can convert accepted quotes into invoices with just a few clicks. This feature simplifies your workflow and enhances professionalism
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You can create professional quotations that are tailored to your client's needs, complete with detailed information, pricing, and terms.
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You can easily send quotes to clients from your Portfoliobox admin panel. Just hit "send", and your clients will receive a professional quote in their inbox
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After you send a quote, your client will receive an email containing a link to access the quote, check the details, and print it if they wish.
Portfoliobox 4 |  Learn Business Tools Quotes & Offers  |  Created on: November 2, 2023
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