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Templates in WorkBook are a great way of maintaining consistency across similar or regular occurring projects and save time by providing you with a starting point to build on. For example, if you deliver regular types of work for clients, e.g. website builds, you can create a price quote from a template to use over and over again. Price quote templates are used to import a set of phases, activities, hours and/or purchases.


CREATE PRICE QUOTE FROM TEMPLATE

  • In the jobs list > select the job

  • Click on the price icon

  • Click create new button

  • In the create new price quote pop-up box

    • enter a Title

    • in the Copy from field select template

  • Click ok

  • Select the template

  • Choose your copy options

    • these are the details you want to copy onto your new quote

  • Add any additional configurations

    • for example, check update prices to match the current price list to ensure that client agreed rates are used

  • Click ok

  • The template will then be copied into price quote

  • The template will be copied into the current job, depending on the copy options and configurations you have selected

  • Go to the Lines tab to review the quote

  • From here you can edit, add or delete line items as necessary

  • Refer to Step-by-Step > Create a Price Quote for instructions to complete your price quote


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