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Adding Quotes

How to add quote items to an existing worksheet and what those quote items are used for later.

Work Planner TeamApril 12, 2026

Quotes can be added to a worksheet when the worksheet needs to carry quote work alongside booked jobs. That is useful for site visits, sales follow-up, or routes where quotes are being priced and processed in the same operational run.

Inside the Selector Popup

  • Search: Search the quote list instead of scrolling, especially when you only remember the customer name or the quote reference.
  • Multiple selection: More than one quote can be added in the same step.
  • Create option: If the quote does not exist yet, the selector can launch the create-quote flow and bring the new quote back into the worksheet afterwards.

How Quote Items Behave

  • Quote status matters: Quotes that are not yet sent are treated as unfinished worksheet items at submission time.
  • Quick processing stays available: Once the quote is on the worksheet, you can open the worksheet-specific quick-process popup from the item itself.
  • Quotes are not job completions: Quote items follow quote processing rules, not completion and payment rules.

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