Quote requests for WooCommerce. Customers build a basket, you reply with a real number.
QuoteWise runs on top of WooCommerce, so you need a working store first.
In wp-admin, go to Plugins, then Add New, and search for QuoteWise. Or upload the plugin zip under Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin.
Turn the button on, add a product to the quote basket, send the request, and answer it. The whole round trip takes a minute.
Quote mode decides where the Add to Quote button shows up. Every product can also override the shop setting on its own edit screen.
The quote basket is separate from the WooCommerce cart, and nothing is saved until the shopper actually submits the request.
Every request lands in one list under Quotes, with filters, search, and sortable columns. It works like the Orders screen.
Open a quote, pick the new status, and click Update. The customer is emailed automatically either way.
Keep private notes on a quote that the customer never sees, and read back who changed the status and when.
Tick several quotes on the list and mark them accepted, mark them declined, or export them to a CSV file.
Took the enquiry on the phone? Build the quote in the admin on the customer behalf, with products, quantities, and your own prices.
Logged in customers get a Quotes tab in My Account showing their own history, where they can accept or decline themselves.
Change the button wording, its colour, and whether it sits beside Add to Cart or replaces it.
A small counter shows how many items are waiting in the quote basket. Pick from four icons so it does not look like your shop cart.
Every quote gets a number like Q-1001. Set your own prefix, the starting number, and whether to include the year.
An optional button on the cart or checkout that lets a shopper who already built a cart ask for a price instead.
Customers can attach spec sheets, drawings, or artwork to a request. Up to 5 files, 10 MB each.
Optional Google reCAPTCHA v3 on the request form. Off by default, and it uses keys you create yourself.
Four emails come with the free plugin, and they are edited in the same place as your normal WooCommerce emails.