Put the whole request in one proposal
Quote garments, signs, decoration, finishing and delivery together. The customer can review the products and work included, even when the order involves several departments.
A set of staff polos and two outdoor signs can belong to one quote. Keep the quantities and specifications clear for each item while presenting the customer with the complete price.
Price the job with margin in view
Printi combines configurable pricing with a view of margin, helping you weigh the selling price against the work involved. Product choices, decoration and finishing belong in that decision.
The quote also gives you something specific to discuss with the customer. When they want another product or a different quantity, you can work from the proposal instead of starting the conversation again.
Turn the agreement into an order
Share the quote with your customer and turn approval into an order. Artwork review sits alongside that process, because accepting a price and approving a design are separate decisions.
The agreed products, quantities and decoration then matter to the people buying materials and producing the job. Printi brings quoting together with artwork, purchasing, stock, production and fulfilment, so those teams can work from the order your customer agreed to.
A few practical questions
Can a quote include garments and signs together?
Printi’s quoting approach covers garments, signs, finishing and delivery in the same quote, for customers ordering several kinds of work from your business.
Is accepting a quote the same as approving the artwork?
They are different decisions. Quote acceptance agrees the commercial proposal; artwork approval confirms the design being reviewed. A job may need both before it is ready for production.
