Create quotes for your buyers
Choose products from their contextual catalog or paste SKUs and quantities. Add enquiry notes, a PO number, and the buyer email language.
MERCHANT-CREATED QUOTESHad a call?
Had a call?
Send them a quote.
Start a quote in Shopify Admin when an enquiry comes by phone or email. Choose the company, contact, and ordering location, then prepare the offer for your buyer.
See the step-by-step guideCREATE & DUPLICATE QUOTES / QUOTEWICK
Reuse the item list
Duplicate an existing quote, including a closed or converted one. The new draft uses the variant quantities with fresh catalog prices and payment terms.
Prepare it before sharing
The creator is assigned to the quote. The buyer cannot see the staff draft until an offer has been published.
HOW IT WORKSStart from the enquiry,
Start from the enquiry,
then set the price.
Choose an authorized buyer
Search Shopify companies, select a contact, and choose a location where they can place orders. QuoteWick checks current catalog access, currency, prices, quantity rules, and payment terms when creating the draft.
Work in the same pricing editor
Create draft and edit pricing takes you straight to the editor. Adjust the offered prices, add your buyer message, and send when you’re ready.
Give repeat enquiries a fresh quote
Duplication starts a new opportunity for the same contact, with a choice of authorized locations. Old discounts, PO numbers, messages, attachments, PDFs, acceptance, expiry, and order links are not copied. Resolve unavailable products before trying again.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Worth knowing.
Can a Sales Rep create a quote?
Yes. Active Sales Reps and Admins can create quotes. The person creating the quote is assigned to it automatically.
Does duplication copy the old discount?
No. It copies the variant quantities and refreshes catalog prices and payment terms. Review the new draft and set the offered prices before sending.
GET STARTED WITH QUOTEWICK
Send your next quote from Shopify.
Connect your store and set up the buyer page. Then create an offer or receive your first request.