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Best answer by EdwardR

With in QuickBooks Self Employed it is not possible send an estimate to a customer in the current version. This could change with enhancements which are made to the product you can also provide feedback for new features for the product on this link here.

 

Please let us know if there is anything else we can help with.

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EmmaM
Level 10
February 25, 2019

Hi David

 

Which product are you using we can certainly go through this with you

 

Kind regards

 

Emma

 

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david heathAuthor
February 25, 2019

I'm using qb self employed on a computer the videos on youtube show a different menu which i don't have 

thank you for helping 

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EdwardRAnswer
February 25, 2019

With in QuickBooks Self Employed it is not possible send an estimate to a customer in the current version. This could change with enhancements which are made to the product you can also provide feedback for new features for the product on this link here.

 

Please let us know if there is anything else we can help with.

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Cathy270
March 28, 2020

Hi, I have posted a suggestion to add a quotes feature to quickbooks self-employed. Have a search on the feedback forum under the ‘estimates’ category and vote for the suggestion. With any luck QB SE will add it!

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    TroyWoodland
    April 29, 2020

    How can you not have a option to write a quote instead of an invoice! Such a massive flaw in the program. How can you invoice people when you’re not able to send a quote. Makes no sense what so ever. I’ve signed up for 3 months With the self employed program because of the small discount instead of not making the most of a free one month trial. Not happy 

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      GeorgiaC
      Level 13
      November 16, 2021

      thats an estimaye - not a quote - different things?!

       

      Kev


      Hi Kev, an estimate is a non-posting transaction and is the equivalent of a quote in QuickBooks Online - if you're needing this to appear specifically as 'Quote' to the client, you can edit the details on the default estimate form by selecting the Cog > Custom form styles > New style > Estimate > Content > Form > See 'form names' field.

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