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How to Create a Quick Quote?

Quickly generate professional quotes for your customers in just a few clicks

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Written by Philippe Drolet
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The Quick Quote feature allows you to create, customize, and send professional quotes to your customers and/or prospects instantly. Designed for speed and ease, it ensures your business can respond quickly and present a polished, accurate offer every time.


When should I use a Quick Quote?

Use a Quick Quote when:

  • You already know the price

  • You want to type the services and amounts directly

  • You need to send an estimate quickly

If your quote needs questions, options, or more detail before pricing, an Advanced Quote may be a better fit.


This article provides a step-by-step guide to creating a Quick Quote, divided into nine detailed sections for easy navigation or watch the video below.

Section 1 - Ways to Create a Quick Quote

You can create a Quick Quote from several places in MioCommerce:

  • Navigate to All-in-1 E-Commerce, then select Create -> Quote -> Quick Quote

  • Navigate to the All-in-1 E-Commerce Dashboard, hover over the Create button, and select Create a Quick Quote.

  • From the main left navigation menu, select Quotes, then click the Create Quick Quote button

Section 2 - Add your company details

At the top of the Quick Quote, you’ll see your company information. This helps customers clearly identify who the quote is from.

This includes:

  • Company name

  • Logo

  • Contact information (email, phone number, website)

Section 3 - Enter Quote Details

The Quote Details section captures the essential information about the quote. When creating a Quick Quote, make sure to include:

  • Service – specify the service the quote is for

  • Issued Date – the date the quote is generated and sent

  • Expiration Date – the date until which the quote is valid (optional)

Tip: Clearly setting the expiration date creates urgency for your customers and ensures quotes are acted upon in a timely manner.

Section 4 - Add Customer Information

The Customer Information section ensures your quote is correctly addressed and contains all the details needed to process it. When creating a Quick Quote, you must include:

  • Customer Name – clearly identify the recipient of the quote

  • Email Address – required for sending the quote directly

  • Phone Number – required for contact and follow-up or to send the quote

  • Address – required

  • Preferred Language - determines the language of the quote

Tip: Filling in all customer information accurately ensures your quote is professional and complete

Section 5 - Adding Custom Line Items

The Custom Line Items section allows you to detail the specific products or services included in your quote. Each line item can be fully customized to ensure clarity and accuracy.

When adding a line item, you can include:

  • Title/Description – a clear name or explanation of the product or service

  • Quantity – the number of units for the item

  • Unit Price – the cost per unit

  • Discount – apply a flat amount or percentage discount (optional)

  • Labour Time – specify hours or time required for the service (optional)

  • Total – the calculated total for the line item

Note: Every Quick Quote must include at least one line item to be valid.

Tip: Carefully filling out each line item ensures your quote is transparent, professional, and easy for customers to understand.

Section 6 - Set Service Frequency

The Frequency section allows you to define how often a customer can receive or schedule a service from your quote. You can add one or multiple frequency options to give your customers flexibility.

Key points:

  • Default option – “One Time” is included automatically

  • Additional frequencies – add options such as weekly, bi-weekly, or custom intervals

  • Custom discounts – assign a discount for price or labour time for each frequency

  • Customer choice – all available frequency options are displayed to the customer, allowing them to select the one that fits their needs

Tip: Offering multiple frequency options with discounts can encourage repeat business and give customers more control over their service plan.

Section 7 - Review the Quote Summary

The Summary section provides a complete overview of the quote, helping both you and your customer review all important details.

Key elements include:

  • Customer Notes – an area to add any special instructions or messages for the customer

  • Subtotal – the total of all line items before discounts and taxes

  • Discounts – applied discounts for items or frequencies

  • Taxes – any applicable taxes for the quote

  • Total Labour Time – the sum of all labour hours included in the quote

  • Total – the final amount due for the quote

Frequency-specific summaries:


If your quote includes multiple frequency options, all of the information above (discounts, taxes, labour time, total) will be displayed for each frequency, giving your customer a clear comparison for each option.

Tip: Use the Summary section to double-check all figures and details before sending the quote to ensure accuracy and professionalism.

Section 8 - Terms & Conditions (optional)

The Terms & Conditions section allows you to include any legal or contractual details relevant to the quote. This area ensures that your customers clearly understand the rules, obligations, or policies associated with your services.

What you can include:

  • Payment terms and methods

  • Cancellation or rescheduling policies

  • Service limitations or guarantees

  • Any other important conditions that apply to the quote

Tip: Writing clear and concise terms helps prevent misunderstandings, protects your business, and ensures your customers are fully informed before accepting the quote.

Section 9 - CTA Buttons

At the bottom of the Quick Quote page, you’ll find the Call-to-Action (CTA) buttons that control how you handle the quote once it’s ready.

Available options:

  • Save and Send – saves the quote and sends it directly to the customer via Email or SMS

  • Save Only – saves the quote in MioCommerce without sending it, allowing you to review or edit later

  • Preview PDF – generate a PDF version of the quote to review its layout and details before sending

Tip: Use Preview PDF to double-check formatting and information, and choose Save and Send when everything is ready for your customer.

What happens after you send a Quick Quote?

  • The customer receives the quote by email and/or SMS

  • They can review and accept or decline it

  • If accepted, the Quote is automatically converted into a booking

  • If declined, check here what happens next

  • You’ll receive an email notification

You can track all Quick Quotes from the Quotes section in the left-hand menu.

What to do next

After sending a Quick Quote, you can:

  • Monitor its status (Sent, Accepted, Declined, Expired)

  • Edit and resend it if changes are needed

  • Let automatic reminders follow up for you

  • Move directly into scheduling once it’s accepted

👉 Want to try this without affecting live data? Explore Quick Quotes in Try Live Tour

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