Create and save a draft estimate
Create a draft estimate in Pixie CRM with live clicks. Select the customer, review dates, GBP and status, add a reusable service item, save and verify the stored draft.
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When a customer asks what the work will cost, the answer usually carries assumptions about quantity, scope and timing. Pixie CRM estimates keep that commercial detail attached to the customer relationship. Teams can prepare a consistent document, review changes and avoid losing the agreed position in an email chain.
Keep the customer context, responsible person and next step together. Start with a familiar task, agree the information the team needs and check the result with the people who will use it.
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Create a draft estimate in Pixie CRM with live clicks. Select the customer, review dates, GBP and status, add a reusable service item, save and verify the stored draft.
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Use clear item descriptions, quantities and pricing units. Separate optional work from the main scope and make exclusions easy to find. Check tax treatment and currency with your finance process rather than relying on a copied previous document. A colleague reviewing the estimate should be able to understand how the total was reached and which customer requirements it covers. Record the validity period and the next step for approval.
If the work changes, update the estimate deliberately and explain the difference to the customer. Agree who can approve discounts or altered terms before the document is issued. An accepted estimate can support the next billing step, but the team should still review the final customer details and payment schedule. For work delivered in phases, decide whether separate estimates or a staged invoicing arrangement makes the commercial position easier to follow.
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Practical details for a better informed conversation.
Conversion is part of the current estimate offering. Confirm how line items, tax, custom fields and payment terms carry into the invoice in your configured workflow.
Use a clear review process and keep the current estimate with the customer record. Make revisions identifiable and tell the customer which document supersedes an earlier version.
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Explore the tasks behind Estimates. Check the guide against your enabled modules and role, then confirm the result in your workspace.