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Quote Invoices

Distributor steps for creating a quote in Encompass on a quote route load sheet without affecting inventory or AR, then moving it to a delivery route once accepted. Requires v22.11+.

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Written by Bailey Naas-Thornton

Minimum Version Required: 22.11

Pre-Conditions

  • Requires a Route Type where the LS Type is set to Quote
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  • Requires a Quote Route

Steps

How to Create a Quote

  1. Using Universal Search, navigate to the Load Sheets table
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  2. Click the Add Load Sheet button
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  3. In the Route field, select a Quote route
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    ​NOTE: A quote Route has a Route Type that is set to Quote
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  4. Enter a Deliveryman and Date, if needed, and click Add Record when complete
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  5. Click the Invoices button and select the customer(s) to create Quote Invoices for
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  6. Edit the invoice and add the Products being quoted
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  7. If quote is accepted, the invoice must be moved to a delivery route
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  8. From the Invoice View, click Move button
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  9. Select a Load Sheet to move the Invoice to
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    ​NOTE: Once the Invoice is moved to a Load Sheet with Delivery Route, Inventory is affected and the Invoice is scheduled to be delivered. An invoice on a Load Sheet with a Quote Route, Inventory is NOT affected and the Invoice IS NOT scheduled to be delivered.

Fields And Definitions

Easily create Quotes in Encompass to enable large sales to current or prospective Customers without impacting Inventory, Allocations, or Customer History.

Best Practices

  • Quotes cannot be loaded or verified.
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  • Quotes will not impact available inventory or send through EDI.
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  • Quotes will use the Quote Template set on the Document Templates table.
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  • Quotes will not display in Delivery Optimizer.
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  • Quotes will not affect Accounts Receivable.
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  • Quotes cannot be loaded and must be moved to another Load Sheet.

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