Describe how you price work and Taskade Genesis builds a quoting app: a price book, a line-item builder, a public accept link, and chase automations.
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Turn quotes that won into reusable templates with placeholders, win rates, and an agent that picks the right one.
Publish day rates, project minimums, rush loading, and revision allowances, then quote from them consistently every time.
Turn an accepted quote into a scope document with deliverables, acceptance criteria, dependencies, exclusions, and sign-off.
Track open tenders and deadlines, keep a searchable answer library, and record bid or no-bid decisions with reasons.
Check every quote against a margin floor before it is sent, with a live margin figure and a recorded override.
Quote in the customer currency with a held rate, a validity-sized buffer, and home-currency reporting behind it.
Capture quote acceptance on a public link with name, date, and a locked copy of exactly what was agreed.
Carry accepted quote lines into invoicing with deposit and stage schedules, and track invoiced against accepted value.
Record why every quote was declined, group the reasons, and see which single cause is costing you the most work.
Schedule price reviews around your supplier cycle, stage proposed rates, and give customers notice before they change.
Build packages from price book components with a customer-facing saving, a margin floor, and agent-suggested bundles.
Price callouts by distance band with a minimum visit charge and out-of-hours loading, checked against real travel time.
Give each rep a quoting limit by value and discount, with fast one-tap approvals and measured turnaround times.
Give every customer one signed-in link showing their quotes, documents, and history, with accept and decline built in.
Run one deliberate yearly price review with cost history, margin trend, customer impact modelling, and a staged rollout.
