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How to Generate Documents in Preo

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Written by Renee McNeese
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Step 1: Build Your Proposal

  • Ensure your proposal is fully built:

    • Include all equipment

    • Contracts

    • Credit approvals

    • Any other required deal components


Step 2: Engage the OSS Team

  • Navigate to the Order Processing Notes section of your proposal.

  • Type “OSS Engagement” and specify how you want the team to assist:

  • Click “Submit for Review”.

    • ⚠️ The OSS team will only be engaged after the proposal is submitted for review.


Step 3: OSS Team Document Options

You can request the OSS team to:

  1. Build and return documents to you for sending.

  2. Send documents directly to the customer on your behalf.

Be clear in your instructions within the Order Processing Notes.


Step 4: Self-Generate Documents (Optional)

If you prefer to generate documents yourself:

  • Click “Generate Docs” at the top of your proposal.

  • A pop-out will appear with document options:

    • Sales Order

    • CPR Agreement

    • Sales Order only (for cash deals)


Step 5: Choose the Right Template

  • Click “Change Template” if needed.

    • Example: If the customer has a Master Lease Agreement, select the correct supplement.

  • ⚠️ Ensure you know the existing agreement details.

    • If unsure, engage the OSS team for guidance.


Step 6: Send Documents

You have two options:

✅ Option A: Send with DocuSign

  • Click “Send with DocuSign”

  • Fill in:

    • Customer name

    • CC recipients (if needed)

  • Click “Confirm and Preview Document”

  • Review the document

  • Click “Proceed” to send via DocuSign

🖨️ Option B: Download for Wet Signature

  • Click “Download”

  • A PDF will be generated

  • Print and bring to the customer for physical signing


💡 Tips for Success

  • Always double-check your documents before sending.

  • Use OSS for complex agreements or when unsure.

  • Be clear and specific in your Order Processing Notes.

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