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Mexico & CFDI 4.0ESTIMATES & QUOTES
Build a detailed quote in minutes, send as a branded PDF, get client approval online, and convert to invoice in one click.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
COMMON QUESTIONS
On its own private link, from a phone, without an account. The approval is recorded against the exact version they approved.
Yes. An estimate can require a deposit, and the client can pay it from the same page they approved on — card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
It converts to an invoice carrying its line items, client and totals, so nothing is re-typed and the numbers cannot drift between the two documents.
Keep an items and services catalogue with your own descriptions and rates, then pull a line straight onto an estimate. Prices stop drifting between quotes because nobody is retyping them.
Save the layout and standard wording you use most and start from it, instead of rebuilding the same estimate each time.
Because estimates and invoices read the same price book, an approved estimate converts without anyone re-entering the numbers.
When a client approves, converting to an invoice brings the line items, quantities, taxable flags, payment terms, deposit and the client link with it — the invoice is not retyped from the estimate.