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  • Getting Started

    • Introduction
    • Requirements
    • Installation
    • Activate & Connect
  • Storefront Workflow (Frontend)

    • Requesting a Quote
    • The Quote Cart
    • Guest Quotes & Verification
    • Customer Account & My Quotes
    • Buyer-Seller Conversation
    • Purchasing an Approved Quote
    • Hyvä Theme Storefront
  • Admin Workflow (Merchant End)

    • Enabling Quotable Products
    • Managing Quote Requests Grid
    • Reviewing & Counter-Offering
  • Extension Configuration

    • Overview
    • General Settings
    • Product Display & Pricing
    • Button & Cart
    • Conversation Settings
    • Workflow & Auto-Approval
    • Attachments & Uploads
    • Dynamic Custom Form
    • Email Notifications
  • Headless & Developer

    • GraphQL API Reference
  • Help & Support

    • Troubleshooting
    • FAQ

Guest Quotes

Visitors can request a quote without creating an account, if you have allowed it.

How it works for the visitor

  1. They add products to the quote cart exactly as a signed-in customer would.
  2. On the quote cart they give an email address, first name and last name.
  3. They submit.
  4. If guest verification is on, they enter a six-digit code emailed to them.
  5. They receive their quote request number, and a link to follow the conversation.

Following up without an account

A guest has no My Quotes page, so the emails they receive carry a private tokened link to their quote. It opens a page showing the quote number, its status and total, and the conversation — so they can keep talking to you without signing up.

The link is unguessable and specific to that one quote.

Email addresses that already have an account

A guest cannot submit under an email address that belongs to a registered customer. They are asked to sign in instead.

This is deliberate: without it, a quote would be stranded outside the account it belongs to, and the customer would never see it in My Quotes.

Merging on login

If Merge Guest Quote on Login is on, a visitor who builds a quote cart and then signs in keeps everything they collected. Each line is replayed into their own quote cart, with options, quantity, requested price and notes intact.

Turn the setting off and the guest cart is left behind at login.

Tips

Merging is the single biggest thing you can do to stop guests abandoning a quote. A shopper who builds a request, is asked to sign in, and finds their work gone rarely starts again.

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