The whole quoting pipeline — from creating the quote and negotiating to conversion into an order — in a single system, with a clear status at every step. No more quotes lost in email or chat, and when the customer commits, the quote becomes a live order without re-entry.

B2B and wholesale customers want a quote before they commit, yet many companies still track this in spreadsheets, email, or scattered chat messages. Quotes get lost, negotiation rounds are never recorded, and when the customer finally agrees, turning the quote into an order means re-entering everything by hand.
The entire quoting pipeline — from creating the quote and negotiating to order conversion — lives in one system with clear status tracking, so no wholesale opportunity slips away.
The whole quoting pipeline — from creating the quote and negotiating to conversion into an order — lives in the OMS Quotation module, under its own "Quote" navigation entry, separate from Orders.
Create quotes for customers right in the system, instead of relying on scattered emails and chat threads; open any quote quickly from a notification or an internal link.
Build quotes line by line with product, quantity, and the unit price negotiated for that specific customer. Revise as the customer keeps negotiating — every change is logged.
Track every quote by its real status in the system: Draft, Sent, Accepted, Rejected, Converted — so you can see at a glance which quotes are waiting on the customer and which need chasing.
When the customer says yes, turn the quote into a live order in OMS, choosing the fulfillment method and source warehouse — nothing re-entered.
From creating quotes and negotiating through pipeline tracking to order conversion — one closed loop for B2B selling.

Your team creates quotes for customers right in the system, so no selling opportunity drifts outside your sight.

Detailed quotes by product, quantity, and the price you negotiated.

Know where each quote sits in its lifecycle, so nothing goes quiet.

A single action turns an agreed quote into a live order.
From creating the quote → drafting the details → sending and negotiating → chasing open quotes → conversion into an order.
Create a quote for the customer right in the system, or open one quickly from a notification.
Build the quote line by line with product, quantity, and negotiated unit price.
Send it for confirmation, and revise if the customer keeps negotiating.
Filter by status and owner so no quote awaiting a reply gets forgotten.
The customer accepts, and the quote becomes a live order, with fulfillment method and source warehouse chosen.
Create a quote for the customer right in the system, or open one quickly from a notification.
Build the quote line by line with product, quantity, and negotiated unit price.
Send it for confirmation, and revise if the customer keeps negotiating.
Filter by status and owner so no quote awaiting a reply gets forgotten.
The customer accepts, and the quote becomes a live order, with fulfillment method and source warehouse chosen.
Three common situations when customers ask for a price first and decide later.
Wholesale customers or dealers need a quote for large volumes before placing a firm order. Your team drafts the quote by product and exact quantity, and sends it for confirmation before the order is placed.

Customers negotiate across several rounds before agreeing to buy. Every revision is logged, so the sales team always knows where a quote stands.

Sales managers filter the quote list by status and owner to see which quotes were sent without a reply, and which were rejected — instead of asking each rep one by one.

Many systems treat a quote as nothing more than a draft order. Oviro builds Quotation as its own pipeline, with an independent lifecycle and status set, kept separate from OMS until the customer actually commits. That matches how B2B and wholesale selling really works — several rounds of price negotiation before any commitment, quite unlike the instant cart-to-order flow of ordinary e-commerce.
Create quotes, negotiate, and convert them into orders in one flow — no re-entering of products, quantities, or customer details.

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