Quoting is a chore that decides revenue. A quote typed into a document each time is slow and inconsistent. ServicePilot builds the quote from your catalogue so price, tax and terms are the same every time.

Quotations

  • Add services from your catalogue and products from inventory.
  • Tax on each line, with the totals worked out for you.
  • Linked to the customer and, where there was one, the lead and survey.

Sales orders and returns

Accepted quotations become sales orders. If goods come back, record a sales return against the order so stock and the customer's account stay right. Stock movements flow to inventory, and billing to GST invoicing.

From quote to order

  1. Prepare the quotation from the lead or customer.
  2. Send it and record the outcome.
  3. Convert an accepted quote to an order.
  4. Deliver and bill, with a return if needed.

Illustrative example: a CCTV installation

A security installer quotes eight cameras, a recorder and cabling for a showroom, with installation as a service line. The customer accepts, the quotation becomes an order, stock is issued and a one-year maintenance contract is added.

Who it is for

Businesses that sell goods and installations alongside service, such as CCTV, RO and solar.