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Quote Requests

  1. In the sidebar, click Quotes.
  2. Click Requests (or the main “Quotes” link if that’s how your menu is set up).

You’ll see a list of quote requests. Each row usually shows things like the customer name, date, status, quote value, follow-up count, and next follow-up date.

Use the filters at the top of the list (if your company has them) to narrow by:

  • Date range — When the request was created or updated.
  • Status — e.g. draft, sent, approved, declined, closed.
  • Customer or job — Client name or job reference.

You can also use search if your screen has a search box (e.g. by client name or reference). Sort by column (date, status, value) to find the requests you need.

ColumnDescription
ClientCustomer linked to the request.
DateUsually created or last updated.
StatusDraft, Sent, Approved, Declined, Closed, Not Unique, etc. See Statuses below.
ValueQuote total (may be primary option or highest).
Follow-upsNumber of logged follow-ups.
Next follow-upNext scheduled follow-up date — useful for prioritising callbacks.

Click a row (or the View / Open action) to open that quote request. From the detail page you can:

  • See full details and the quote options (lines, totals).
  • Edit the quote (add or remove services, materials, labour).
  • Send the quote to the customer.
  • Add notes or schedule and log follow-ups.
  • View or attach documents.
StatusMeaning
DraftThe request is being built and hasn’t been sent to a customer.
SentThe quote has been sent for review.
ApprovedThe customer accepted at least one option.
DeclinedThe customer rejected the quote.
PendingAwaiting an action from the team or customer.
Not UniqueMarked as a duplicate of another quote request — counted separately on the technician scorecard so it doesn’t inflate or deflate conversion stats.
ClosedManually closed; no further action expected.

When a quote request needs to be picked up by a different lead technician (for example because the original tech is unavailable, or the work belongs to another trade), use the Set lead action on the request detail page.

  1. Open the quote request.
  2. Click Set lead in the header actions.
  3. In the Set lead technician dialog, choose the new technician and add an optional note.
  4. Confirm. A new linked quote request is created for the new lead, and the original is updated to show the referral.

The original request shows a Referred to card with a link to the new request, and the new request shows a Linked quote requests card with a link back. This makes the chain of handoffs visible from either side.