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    Proposal Status

    Manually Mark a Proposal as Approved or Lost

    Record a client's approval yourself, or note why a job was lost, so your records stay accurate.

    Keep Your Proposal Status Accurate

    Sometimes a client approves in person or over the phone, or a job falls through.

    You can record both outcomes in QuickEstimate yourself.

    Record an Approval

    1

    Open the proposal

    Go to Estimates and click the eye icon on the row.

    2

    Click Accept Now

    If the proposal has several packages, select the tab of the package the client chose, then click Accept Now.

    3

    Enter the signatory details

    Fill in Full Name, Approval Date and, optionally, Title / Role, Email and PO / Reference Number.

    4

    Add the signature

    Draw, type or upload the client's signature, tick the confirmation box and click Confirm Approval. The proposal becomes Accepted and is locked.

    Record a Lost Job

    1

    Cancel a proposal

    On the Estimates list, open the three-dot menu and choose Cancel Proposal. Add an optional reason. The client can no longer sign it.

    2

    Record why it was lost

    For Rejected, Expired or Cancelled proposals, choose Record Reason Lost in the same menu and enter a reason, such as "Went with another contractor".

    3

    Archive it

    Choose Archive to move a finished proposal out of the way while keeping it for your records.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Can I mark a proposal Rejected myself?

    Only the client can reject. Use Cancel Proposal for jobs that won't go ahead, then Record Reason Lost.

    Can I undo an approval?

    No. Accepted proposals are locked. Duplicate the proposal if the job changes.

    Stay in Control of Every Proposal

    Track every outcome, won or lost.