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Creating and editing Quote Templates.

Learn how to create a professional, easy-to-use quote template to suit your business needs in SprintSuite.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Accessing Quote Templates

  1. Go to Settings > Quote Settings.

  2. Scroll down to Quote Templates.

  3. Click Add New to create a new template.

Creating a Quote Template

Step 1: Add Basic Information

  • Name & Description – Enter a name and description for the template.

  • ABN # – Enter your company ABN.

  • Logo – Click Change Logo to upload your company logo.

  • GST Checkbox – If you want the exported quote to show totals including GST, tick the checkbox at the bottom left.

Step 2: Configure Text Sections

  • Client Reference – This automatically pulls from the Job short description.

  • Assumptions & Qualifications – Add extra details about the works.

  • Inclusions & Exclusions – List what’s included or excluded in the scope.

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Step 3: Manage Quote Item Groups

  • Default groups include Mobilisation, Maintenance, and Consumable.

  • Add New Groups – Click Add Item Group.

  • Edit Group Headings – Simply rename and click Save.

  • Delete Groups – Click the Bin icon.

  • Mandatory Line Items – Use Add More under the group heading to add items that appear by default. These can be removed later in the job if not needed.

πŸ’‘ Handy Hint:

  • Consumable allows free text descriptions.

  • Mobilisation and Maintenance offer drop-down that can be pre-populated with your charge-out rates.

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πŸ’‘ Handy Hint:

  • Consumable allows free text descriptions.

  • Mobilisation and Maintenance offer dropdowns that can be pre-populated with your charge-out rates.

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As part of onboarding, we can assist you with a bulk upload of your rates through Settings > Data Import. If you’d prefer to add your rates individually as a one-off, click here to learn how.

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Step 5: Footer & Terms

  • Footer – Add a footer that will display on each page of the quote.

  • Terms & Conditions – Add your standard terms to appear at the end of the quote.

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Step 6: Save Your Template

Once all details are complete, click Save.
Your Quote Template is now ready to use and export to your clients.

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Editing or Deleting a Quote Template

  • Edit – Click the Edit icon beside the template you want to update.

  • Delete – Click the Delete icon beside the template you want to remove.

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βœ… You’ve now created or edited your Quote Template. This ensures consistency and professionalism across all client quotes.

Click here if you want to learn more about updating your quotation for list.

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