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Requesting a Quote

Requesting a Quote allows you to gather pricing and availability information before making a purchase. From the quote page, you can review, edit, or convert a quote into an order.







Placing a Quote



STEP ONE

To submit a quote or a bid on our website, you first need to build a shopping cart of the items you would like quoted. Once you have all items ready in the cart, click “Submit for Quote” on the Cart screen.









STEP TWO

Then you will be asked to enter a PO# or any additional notes. You are not required to enter anything in the notes field. However, this is a great place to add any questions or comments that you would like your sales rep to see regarding the quote. Once you are ready to send in the quote, click the “Submit Quote” button.









STEP THREE

Both your Inside and Outside sales reps will receive notifications that you just submitted a request for a quote. They will contact you with any questions, comments or concerns of their own.









STEP FOUR

Any quotes under your account, whether you requested them online or they were created in our system by a Customer Service Representative, will be visible under “My Quotes”. You can access your quotes by hovering over your account in the top right corner of your browser and selecting "My Quotes." 










STEP FIVE

When you click into the “My Quotes” area, you will be given a list of all the quotes on your company’s account.




NOTE: If you have a large number of quotes on your account, you can narrow these down by click the “Search Quotes +” button and utilizing the various search criteria, like ship to, date, or PO#.








STEP SIX

In the status column, you may see either “Quote Requested” or “Quote Proposed.” If a quote has been requested, that means you have submitted it from your online account and your Inside Sales rep has not made any changes to it on their end. If a quote has been proposed, then your Inside Sales rep HAS made changes to something on the quote.




NOTE: A quote may also say “Quote Expired” in the status column. This means that if your Inside Sales rep made changes to the price on a quote that you requested, that pricing is no longer valid and you will have to have it re-quoted by your Inside Sales rep.