Customize the default terms that appear on your quotes.
Add and manage line items available in your quote builder.
Manage ItemsChoose which Manage Items row details show by default on narrow phone screens. By default, portrait mode shows only the item name and Details controls.
Paste or upload anything — QuickBooks export, spreadsheet, old price list, contacts backup, messy notes. Our AI figures it out automatically.
Review phrases QuoteDr has learned from your voice corrections.
Teach QuoteDr reusable contractor math like “case a door = 35 LF per door”.
Download your data as a backup or to move to another device.
Customize the email your clients receive when you send a quote or invoice.
Customize the message sent when you follow up with a client on a quote.
Ask happy clients for a review after a job is paid and complete. QuoteDr will never send these automatically without you clicking the request button.
Automatically remind clients who haven't responded to a quote.
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Connect your own Stripe account to receive card payments directly. QuoteDr does not add an application fee; Stripe's normal processing fees still apply.
Choose which jobs can offer card payment. Each shared quote or invoice keeps its own reviewed choice.
Portals set to use the default update when this is saved. A portal-specific theme or logo remains in place until you choose Use Default Theme and Use business logo for that portal in Manage Portals.
Edit colors, layout, logo, buttons, and saved custom themes while looking at a real client portal preview.
Connect your own sender without opening or changing a quote, invoice, portal or email draft. Sending remains a separate choice in each branded email composer.
Connect your QuickBooks account to push invoices directly from QuoteDr.
Preview QuickBooks customers and products/services before importing them into QuoteDr.
Control helpful QuoteDr tips, tutorial prompts, and learning links.
Anonymous marketing activity from PostHog. Active now means activity within the last five minutes.
Summarizes PostHog usage into a short founder-ready report.
Post app-wide messages for signed-in users. Messages appear after users open or refresh QuoteDr.
Conceal business pricing in tutorials, demonstrations, and advertising captures.
Failed business-data saves retained for diagnosis and recovery.
See product themes raised by multiple signed-in users without storing chat messages, names, emails, or client details.
Give each person their own login. Access is controlled by permissions, and protected pricing never leaves the server.
Duplicate a role, choose its capabilities, then set each field to Hidden, View, or Edit. Assign a one-person role when an estimator needs unique privacy.
Use only when a customer asks QuoteDr to investigate a reported AI Voice error or related support issue. Every transcript search and recording access is audited.
Optional and private to your account. QuoteDr stores only the month and day for birthday wishes and gifts.
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Columns are invoice number, customer, invoice date, due date, product/service, description, quantity, rate, item amount, currency, and item tax code. The server builds this from client-facing invoice values only. It never includes internal cost, margin, markup, suppliers, private notes, payment-provider data, credentials, or customer-access tokens.
QuoteDr value => QBO value. The preflight blocks missing or conflicting mappings instead of guessing.Each line item becomes one row. Document totals appear only on the first row for that document to avoid double-counting. Dates use ISO format and money uses two decimal places.
Included: document type, number, date, status, acceptance/payment status, customer contact, section, line description, quantity, unit selling price, line total, currency, adjustment amount, tax rate/amount, document total, payments received, and balance due. Excluded: material costs, margin/profit, markup rules, suppliers, internal notes, credentials, provider IDs, and portal/auth tokens.