What a quotation should show
Include a quotation number and date, customer details, products or services, quantity, proposed price, applicable tax indication, validity period, delivery assumptions and important terms.
A quotation explains a proposed price before the customer accepts the sale. It should be clear without being mistaken for a completed tax invoice.
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Include a quotation number and date, customer details, products or services, quantity, proposed price, applicable tax indication, validity period, delivery assumptions and important terms.
After acceptance, convert the agreed details through an explicit invoice workflow rather than treating the quotation itself as proof of payment or completed supply.
No. It is generally a proposal and should not be represented as a completed sale invoice.
The validity and commercial terms should explain when the quoted price may be reviewed.