Procedure: Quoting: Purpose and Scope
Procedure: Quoting: Purpose and Scope
Procedure: Quoting: Purpose and Scope
Procedure: Quoting
Purpose and Scope
To make sure that when we quote for a job, that we have the capacity to meet the customer’s
requirement, and that we provide an accurate quotation.
Company Policies
Quoting
i] The amount of detail on a particular Quote may vary; it must be suitable for the nature of
the job and the degree of commercial risk.
ii] Each Quote is given a unique quote number.
iii] When a quote is submitted, a copy of the quote must be stored in the relevant Quote file on
the network, by Customer name. If accepted, the Quote is then used as input to the Orders
& Purchasing procedure #2.
iv] The Quote folder must contain all relevant information used for the quote. This includes
copies of drawings, specifications, any calculations or assumptions used, etc.
Responsibilities
A Director will decide when a quote is required, and is also the final authority on whether to
submit a quote for a particular job.
Either Director may do Quotes, or delegate authority to another employee (eg, Supervisor).
Flowchart
No
Yes
Analyse the information and
requirements
Gather information;
Produce written Quote
with Quote id & Customer prefix
No Review - OK?
Yes Yes
Quote accepted?
Yes
Orders &
Purchasing