Creating Quotations with AI
Instead of navigating complex menus, simply describe what you need in the AI chat panel. The assistant creates customers, products, and quotations automatically.Try typing: “Please create a sales quotation for Jack Smith. I sold new brand iPhone 16 for 2000€”

- Quotation Details: Number (S00009), customer, status, and date.
- Product Line: Product name, quantity, unit price, and total amount including taxes.
- Additional Actions: The system automatically creates new products in your catalog and links the quotation to existing CRM leads.
Managing Quotations

- Quotation (blue): Draft quotations ready for review or sending.
- Sales Order (green): Confirmed orders that have moved to the fulfillment stage.
From Order to Invoice
Once a quotation is confirmed as a Sales Order, you can create an invoice directly from the order view. At the top of the confirmed order, you will see action buttons.

- Create Invoice: Generate an invoice from the order.
- Send by Email: Send the order document to the customer.
- Preview: See how the document looks in the customer portal.
- Cancel: Cancel the order if needed.
Invoice Detail View

- Customer & Address: Customer name and delivery address.
- Dates: Invoice Date, Due Date, and optional Payment Terms.
- Currency: The invoice currency (EUR by default).
- Invoice Lines: Each product with quantity, price, tax rate, and calculated amount.
- Totals: Untaxed Amount, Tax breakdown, and final Total.
Preview Invoices
Before sending, click the Preview button to see exactly what your client will see in the Customer Portal.
- Sale Information: Order Date and Invoicing & Shipping Address.
- Last Invoices: Shows linked invoices with their payment status (Paid/Not Paid).
- Last Delivery Orders: Lists associated deliveries with preparation status.
- Product Table: Image, product name, quantity, unit price, taxes, and amount for each line item.
- Totals: Untaxed Amount, Tax, and final Total.
Send Invoices by Mail
Once your invoice is ready, click Send by Email to dispatch it to the customer.
