Creating and managing estimates efficiently is a crucial part of streamlining business operations. This guide will walk you through how to use the Payments tab to send estimates directly from the contact page. With this, you can simplify the process of creating estimates, reduce manual entry, and easily track their progress.
Step 1 : Access the Contact Page

Step 2: Open the Payments Tab

Step 3 : Create an Estimate

Step 4 : Add Products and Send the Estimate
Step 5 : Track the Estimate

Question: Can I edit an estimate after it has been sent?**
**Answer: Yes, you can edit estimates that are still in draft or pending status. Once edited, the updated version can be sent again to the contact.
Question: What happens if I send an estimate to the wrong contact?**
**Answer: You can void the incorrect estimate and create a new one for the correct contact. Make sure to double-check pre-populated details before sending.
Question: How can I track if an estimate has been viewed?**
**Answer: Check the Estimates Dashboard, where you can see the status of all sent estimates, including whether they’ve been viewed or accepted.
Question: Are there any limits to the number of estimates I can send?**
**Answer: There are no specific limits for most systems, but ensure your account settings and permissions allow for unlimited transactions.
Question: Can I include taxes or discounts in the estimate?**
**Answer: Yes, taxes and discounts can typically be applied in the estimate builder to ensure accurate pricing.
Question: Do I have to manually type in the customer’s name and email every time?
Answer: No. When you click “Create Estimate” from within a contact’s profile, the system auto-fills the contact information for you, reducing manual entry and saving time.
Question: How can I ensure my estimates look professional and stay organized within the system?**
**Answer: You can customize your estimate templates to reflect your brand by adding a logo, terms, and personalized messaging. For better organization and quicker searches in the dashboard, you should also add tags to your estimates.