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Learn how to create quotes in PromoSoft.
This tutorial guides you through creating a detailed quote using PromoSoft.

We will go over how to write up a quote to send to a customer prior to the finalized order.

Click the Quotes section on the side menu to begin.

Click New Quote.

Begin typing to search and select the customer.

Select both the Sales Rep and Account Manager.

Select the due dates; these can be changed later if needed.

Click Create to generate the new quote with the entered details.

Click Items to continue creating the quote.

Click Add Item.

Enter the item number to locate the desired product.

Select the appropriate color for the product, and select the size.

Enter the number of units for the product and the price for each unit.

Select the appropriate production process from the drop-down, then select the location for the production process and enter production details such as logo, and logo color..

Click Add Item to complete this product and add it to the quote.

If needed, you can click Add Fee to include extra charges such as set-up fees.

Next, click proofs to upload the product mock up for the customer to view.

Now, you can go to fulfillment and add shipping or delivery estimates if needed

Or you can add any notes. Just keep in mind that the notes are for the account manager's use and not for the customer to view.

Click Summary to review the complete quote details and ensure everything looks accurate.

Now, you re ready to send the quote to the customer.

Verify the reply-to email address.

Type a quick message to the customer.

Click Send Quote to deliver the quote to the customer.

The customer will have the ability to approve the quote from the emailed link which will automat- ically convert the quote to an order, but you can also do it manually.

Be sure to finalize the fulfillment method.

Attach the necessary art files for the artwork department.

Click Start to begin processing the order in the system. Now it's finished! The quote has successfully been converted to an order and will move forward in the production process.