Keep quote questions attached to the decision they affect
Customers often need one or two details clarified before accepting. Tradient keeps those questions connected to the quote so the answer is easier to understand and the history is easier to follow.
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Customer questions
Customer quote
Q-218 · Interior repaint
Question thread
Useful for the questions that routinely delay approval
Small uncertainties often stop a customer signing even when they like the price. Keeping the quote and the clarification together removes avoidable friction.
Are the ceilings included?
Does disposal cover the old cylinder?
Is scaffold included in the roofing price?
Can this item be removed and re-priced?
Clarification should not create a second version of the truth
When a customer asks whether a room, fitting or disposal cost is included, the answer needs to remain connected to the quote they are reading.
Context stays visible
The question is raised while the customer can see the scope and pricing it relates to.
Fewer detached email threads
Quote-specific discussion stays with the quote instead of being split across inboxes.
Clearer revision decisions
If a question requires a change, the revised quote can be issued with a cleaner history.
Better handover
The business has a more coherent record of what was asked before the customer accepted.
Ask, answer, revise only when necessary
Not every question needs a new document. Keep simple clarification simple, and create a revision when the agreed scope actually changes.
Customer reviews the quote
They read the scope, price and terms from the private quote view.
A question is raised
The question stays connected to the quote instead of starting a disconnected conversation.
Business responds
Clarify the existing scope or decide whether the requested change needs a revision.
Customer continues to acceptance
The decision happens with the latest agreed information in front of them.
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About customer questions
No. A clarification can be answered without changing the quote. A revision is appropriate when the agreed scope or pricing actually changes.
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