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Convert a Request to a Quote

How to convert a request into a quote, what data carries over, and when to quote before scheduling a job.

Liam Chen
Written by Liam ChenUpdated 2 days ago2 min readBeginner

What this guide covers

This guide explains how to convert a request into a quote. Converting to a quote is the right choice when the customer needs a price estimate before committing to the work.

When to convert to a quote

Convert to a quote when:

  • The customer explicitly asks for an estimate.
  • The scope of work requires a detailed breakdown.
  • The job is large enough that pricing should be approved first.
  • You want to provide options (good/better/best).

How to convert

  1. Open the request detail page.
  2. Click Convert to Quote.
  3. The quote form opens with pre-filled data:
    • Contact -- from the request.
    • Property -- the contact's linked property, if available.
    • Description -- from the request description.
  4. Add line items from the pricebook.
  5. Set an expiration date if applicable.
  6. Click Save to create the quote.

Screenshot: The quote creation form with contact and description pre-filled from the request.

What happens after conversion

  • The request status changes to Converted.
  • A link to the new quote appears on the request detail page.
  • You can send the quote to the customer for review.

From quote to job

Once the customer accepts the quote, you can convert the quote into a job. The full pipeline is:

Request -> Quote -> Job

This ensures every step is documented and the customer approves pricing before work begins.

Tip: If the request is straightforward and pricing is standard, skip the quote step and convert directly to a job. Use the quote step only when a price estimate adds value to the customer relationship.

Animation: The conversion flow: clicking Convert to Quote, adding line items, and saving the quote.

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