Customers sign Sales quotes through Contracts
What moves
A customer who chooses to sign a quote from its link gets a Contracts signing invitation for the quote's PDF; Contracts tells CRM when it is signed, declined, expired or withdrawn, so the quote is accepted with the signed copy or declined with the reason.
Before you start
- Contracts and CRM in your plan
- Signing for other modules left on (the default)
- Online quote acceptance and e-sign turned on in CRM
- CRM and Contracts in your plan
- Online quote acceptance and e-sign turned on in Settings → Features (CRM)
- Contracts and its Signing for other modules switch on (the default)
- The quote sent, with its PDF saved in Documents
Step by step
- CustomerCRM & Sales Pipeline
Chooses Sign electronically on the quote's link and gives the e-mail for the invitation.
You see:CRM asks Contracts for the signature on the quote's PDF.
- SystemContracts & E-Signature
Opens a signing request with the customer as the one signer and e-mails the invitation.
You see:The request appears under Envelopes.
- CustomerContracts & E-Signature
Signs on the signing page, or declines with a reason.
You see:The signed PDF is sealed and filed in the register as a record-only entry.
- SystemCRM & Sales Pipeline
Receives the outcome.
You see:The quote is accepted with the signed copy linked, declined with the reason, or opened again after an expired or withdrawn request; an answer that arrives twice changes nothing.
Related
- Contracts & E-Signature
- CRM & Sales Pipeline
- Finished PDFs are sealed with your company certificate
- Job contracts and subcontracts are signed through Contracts
- Notes and follow-up live on every contract
- An award letter is signed through Contracts
- A contract goes from request to signed copy
- Connections between modules