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- trimbojdExperienced User
It would help if there was some way to make quotes inactive without having to delete the information they contain. If a customer never accepts a quote - we don't need them to stay active in the system and be continually called up in reports - what we do need however is for the quote itself to remain there for reference purposes.
For example if I enter a quote for a customer in Jan and they don't take up the offer then - I want to be able to make it as an inactive quote - with all the pricing and product details it was created with. When we then contact the customer in July - I want my sales people to have access to this historical info.
Any chance of this being a feature please?
Thanks
Joe Trimboli
I agree, really need this feature. Sometimes I have to do several quotes with various options and only one is approved. At the moment, I print the quote that I want to delete and file it with my invoices so the numbers stay in order, then I print to PDF and archive the quote in my client's folder on my hard drive. Obviously time consuming and not ideal.
- AlanTUltimate Partner
Again MYOB, I ask that you allow us the option to send e'mails directly to an SMTP server. Firstly, it would support the standard convention of allowing us to enter two e'mail addresses, separated by a comma or colon character and imediately resolve a number of the above requests.
It would also allow me to e'mail anything from MYOB as I am unable to run Outlook and therefore I cannot e'mail *anything* from MYOB.
Alan
- ZentraTrusted Cover User
Can we have an option to decline quotes in Accountright so you can still have a saved copy of the quote but without it popping up when processing a new transaction?
- Liam_MFormer StaffStatus changed:NewtoOpenGreat idea Marg. Anyone else who would like to close unused quotes and retain them, please vote for this idea, so that we can see how popular it is.
- GDKSuper Partner
I have used other accounting software which has feature.
- ASWatCRPartner
This would be a great feature - I have voted for it!
- GBMWContributing Cover User
Brilliant idea - great audit tracking
- XLNTContributing Cover User
I have several open Quotes which I want to close off as the customer has not accepted them. I don't want to delete them completely though as I may want to refer back to that quote if the customer returns in the future.
- TonyLaneUltimate Cover User
Hi XLNT
This idea was originally submitted a month ago on this "new idea" Enable Quotes to be Closed Off when Not Converted to Sales
Please vote for it; the more votes it receives the greater the chance it will be implemented.
Thank you.
Best Regards
Tony Lane - Penguin - Tasmania - XLNTContributing Cover User
Thanks Tony, I went to the "new idea" Enable Quotes to be Closed Off when Not Converted to Sales as you suggested & have voted for it :)
- stuckyExperienced User
1. Closed (or Invoiced if you like) are different to Declined
2. The way I see it:
a. Quote is "Open" until a reply is received
a1. Customer accepts - quote status can be changed to "Accepted"
a2. Customer declines - quote status is changed to "Declined"
3. Accepting the quote does not mean an invoice is created. It confirm the sale. The job may take 2 months to complete and quote remains as "Accepted".
4. When job is completed, material is supplied, etc, etc the quote can be converted to an invoice
That is when the quote should change to "Closed" or "Invoiced".
5. The same way the invoice then shows in the activity field "Created from Quote###" it should also have a similar activity field in the quote maybe with "Invoice created IV###". There may be instances where a job is part invoiced (deposit) with the balance invoiced at the end. By having the activity field, one could see all invoices created from this quote.
Stucky
- XLNTContributing Cover User
oops, newby to to the community I listed this request also, awesome that I was notified of this one so I have voted :)
- interAccountsValued Partner
I agree, this needs to happen as its regularly used as a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) by business owners to see what their conversion rate is. This then lets them know whether they are loosing too many quotes and then be able to make the necessary business decisions to improve their conversion rate.
Yes, another one here that requires this function to measure the convesation rate.
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