1. Event brief
Paste the client's email, then keep adding notes as you go — the event details update automatically. ⓘ
People, Organisations & Venues
Your quotes click a row to open & edit ▾
| Subject | Client | PM | Status | Updated ↓ |
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Add equipment
Section description
This is what the client sees on the quote's "What you're getting" card. Defaults to our standard wording — edit if you want.
2. Event details
Check the details, then click Draft quote with AI at the bottom. ⓘ
Times
Venue
Onsite contact
Event type, reference & pax
Line items
Edit qty, days, unit rate or discount inline. Add or remove rows as you tweak the package.
| Description | Qty | Days | Unit rate | Disc % | Subtotal | |
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| Subtotal (ex GST) | $0.00 | |||||
| Line discounts | $0.00 | |||||
| GST (10%) | $0.00 | |||||
| Total (inc GST) | $0.00 | |||||
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Deal price (ex GST)
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3. Save quote
Locks the quote in.
4. Client quote
Your client’s quote page is created and kept up to date each time you click Save quote (or Update job). Want to show off a little? Add past job photos & notes before you send it.
5. Email the client
I'll write the quote email from this job — with the link to their quote page — in the way your team writes. Tweak anything, then send. Every change you make teaches it your style for next time.
6. Didn't go ahead
Use this when the job is cancelled or the client decides not to proceed. It deactivates the online quote (the link starts showing a "cancelled" notice), marks the job Lost, and drafts a short cancellation email for you to review and send.
After cancelling, the drafted email appears in Section 5 above — review it, then open it in your mail app to send.