Shop Guide - Request for Quote- Reference Information
Edit on GitHubThis page contains the information on the UI elements and pages that refer to the Quotation Process & RFQ.
Quote Requests
Quote Requests is the page where you can access all your RFQs. Don’t have an RFQ? Start creating it.
On the Quote Requests page, you see the following:
# | Element | Description |
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1 | Customer account menu | A menu with navigation items to specific sections where you can manage your customer information. |
2 | Quote Request Reference | A unique identifier of the RFQ in the system. |
3 | Owner | The name of the company user for whom the RFQ has been created. |
4 | Total | RFQ total amount. |
5 | Date | The date when the RFQ has been created. |
6 | Status | The status of the RFQ. See RFQ Statuses for the details. |
7 | Actions | A set of actions you can do with the RFQ. |
By default, the last created RFQ goes on top of the table.
Quote Request
Every Quote Request page consists of the following parts:
# | Element | Description |
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1 | RFQ Header | Includes Purchase Order number, Notes and Do not ship later than fields. |
2 | Price Mode | Can be Gross or Net. |
3 | Products | The list of products in the RFQ with their quantity, price, measurement and packaging units. |
4 | RFQ Details | This section contains: date - the date when the RFQ was created; company - the company where the RFQ was created; business unit - the business unit the RFQ belongs to; customer - the name of the company user who created the RFQ; status- the RFQ status; valid till - the date until which the RFQ is valid (is set by a Sales Representative); history - a drop-down list with the available RFQ versions. |
5 | Your Order | Includes the number of items in the RFQ, Discounts (if any applicable), taxes, Subtotal, and Grand Total. |
6 | Actions | The actions you can do with the RFQ. Can vary depending on the RFQ status. |
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