Quotes
Convert a quote
Once a customer accepts your quote, turn it into a real repair or parts order with a single tap.
Updated April 25, 2026 3 min read
Quotes are deliberately stateless — they do not move between Pending → Accepted → Rejected, and they do not become invoices. Instead, when a customer says yes, you convert the quote into the appropriate working record.
When to convert
Use the conversion that matches the work:
- If the quote is for a repair job on a customer's device — convert to a repair.
- If the quote is for parts you will sell to the customer — convert to a parts order.
You can also do nothing and leave the quote as a record of what was offered.
Convert to a repair
- 1Open the quote detailQuotes tab → tap the row.
- 2Tap Convert → To RepairIn the action sheet under the CONVERT section.
- 3Review the new-repair formCustomer, device serial number, issue (concatenated from the quoted items), and estimated cost are pre-filled.
- 4SaveA brand-new repair is created in Pending status. The quote stays untouched as a record.
Convert to a parts order
- 1Open the quote detailQuotes tab → tap the row.
- 2Tap Convert → To OrderIn the action sheet under the CONVERT section.
- 3Review the new-order formCustomer is pre-filled. Line items, quantities, and unit costs are not copied automatically — re-enter them so you can adjust quantities and add the supplier.
- 4SaveA new parts order is created in Pending status. The original quote stays as a record.
What carries over
| Field | To repair | To order |
|---|---|---|
| Customer | Yes | Yes |
| Device serial number | Yes | — |
| Issue / item description | Concatenated from quoted items | — |
| Estimated cost | Yes (quote total) | — |
| Tax snapshot | New repair captures current shop tax | New order captures current shop tax |
Original quote
Conversion does not delete or modify the original quote. It stays in the Quotes tab as a permanent record of what you offered and at what price. If you want to remove it, open it and use the delete action — but most shops keep their quote history for reference.
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