Fixed price before we start.

Speed up your quoting process

Enquiry details, pricing and standard terms are pulled together into a finished quote for you to check and send. If the customer goes quiet, a follow-up goes out on the date you set.

David Hall, AI Elevation founder

Works with your CRM, price lists and document templates, with no new software required.


Microsoft 365

Google Workspace

The problem

Where quoting slows down

An enquiry arrives. Someone has to find the details, check the price list, build the document and send it, usually between other jobs. The longer that takes, the more likely the customer has gone elsewhere. Once the quote is sent, following it up depends on someone remembering.

  • Quotes waiting on the one person who knows the pricing
  • Enquiries sitting in an inbox over the weekend
  • Quotes that look different depending on who wrote them
  • Quotes sent and never followed up

How it works

From enquiry to finished quote

1

Enquiry captured

Whether the enquiry comes from your website, email or another channel, the details are picked up and logged as soon as it arrives, including outside office hours.

2

Pricing applied

Your pricing rules (rates, quantities, discounts and conditions) are applied to produce the figures.

3

Quote document built

A branded quote is produced in PDF, Word or your preferred format, with your logo, terms and layout.

4

Checked and sent

The finished quote comes to you to check, then goes to the customer. Where your pricing is entirely rule-based, it can go out without a check.

5

Follow-up scheduled

If the customer has not replied by the date you set, a polite follow-up goes out, so no quote is forgotten.

Where the enquiries, pricing and templates already live in Microsoft 365, the whole sequence can be built on tools in that subscription. See Microsoft 365 automation.


Office team reviewing a quotation pipeline
Case study

Quotes followed up for a business sending about 20 a day

The client sends about 20 quotations every day, from £50 parts orders to capital projects worth £200,000. Their old system produced reports nobody used, and quotes were lost or not followed up. We built a system that sorts each quote by customer type and category, sends follow-up emails automatically and gives management live figures. It cost £1,250 and paid for itself in under four weeks.

Every quote
Chased in context

£1,250
Cost to build

Under four weeks
Payback

Common questions

Quotation automation: answered

How can I speed up my quoting process?

Find the steps that wait on one person: gathering the enquiry details, looking up prices and building the document. Those are usually rule-based and can be automated, leaving the judgement on price and scope with you. A fixed follow-up date for every quote stops good enquiries going quiet.

What is quotation automation?

It turns an enquiry into a finished quote without anyone assembling it by hand. Capturing the enquiry, applying your pricing, building the document and scheduling the follow-up all run automatically.

Can it handle complex pricing?

Within limits. Tiered pricing, quantity discounts, conditional rates and most rule-based pricing can be built in. If a quote needs your judgement each time, the automation prepares a draft for you to review and approve before it goes out.

What format are quotes sent in?

PDF, Word, an HTML email or a quoting tool such as PandaDoc, depending on what suits you and your customers.

Does it work with our CRM?

We connect the quotation workflow to common CRMs including HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Zoho, so enquiries, quotes and outcomes are logged as they happen.

Serving businesses across the UK on Microsoft Teams, and in person in Market Harborough, Leicester, Northampton, Coventry, Milton Keynes, Derby, Nottingham and Peterborough.

Book a free 30-minute assessment

Walk us through how a quote gets from enquiry to customer today and we will tell you plainly where automation would help. The price is fixed before any work begins. Or call 01858 589789.

David Hall, AI Elevation founder