It would be great if we had an option to create a revised quote from an existing quote. Numbered like this original # 1000 revised # 1000-2. That way we could keep the original. I've had to revise quotes a number of times and a couple of times I had to revert back to original.

Allow the option to add line items that are upgrades above the subtotal. I want customers to see the cost, but not have it impact the total. If a customer decides for the upgrades then they could be added to a revised quote to update the total.

We have very detailed and exhaustive estimate templates built that save us a lot of time creating our estimates. However, sometimes we want to create a separate section in the estimate for a different type of work, etc. It would be great if we could load another template in under that section heading, but as it is now, we just have to build it line by line from that point on.

The ability to create custom invoice statuses

I want to have one central place where I can access Saved Estimates without having to go into a specific Contact

When entering an invoice and there is the split option on top, it allows only for percentages to be collected, not dollar amounts. Sometimes we collect the deductible up front which is a dollar amount. Or, we will collect an amount upon delivery of materials, but I have to calculate what that percentage is because we cannot put in a dollar amount

It would be nice if we could name our estimates when we are saving them rather than just having an estimate number assigned to them. I'm a roofing estimator and may give numerous estimates for the same house to the same customer. So when I pull up my estimates I would like to see Joe Smith Tile Roof Estimate, Joe Smith Metal Roof Estimate, Joe Smith Shingle Roof Estimate rather that estimate #1102, estimate #1103 and estimate #1104. I like having the estimate numbers I would just like to name the estimates as well.

I would like to create my own Estimate and Invoice statuses. As of now, for estimates, I can only choose from (Draft, Sent, Denied, Approved, Invoiced).

Automated payment schedule with dates and amounts on estimates and invoices to set expectations for a customer’s payment obligations.

<p>Allow attachments/pictures to be added to estimates. Be able to customize a message before emailing invoice, etc.</p>

A way to easily click to add the late fee or percentage late fee. Or automatically adding the fee once non payment goes over the net 30 or net 15 or whatever you have it set to.

example cost of 1 square of roofing installed is $177 the the profit margin is 49.5% = sales price calculated at $350 a square

To have a email template field that would show the amount remaining due on the invoice.

It should be a no brainier but it's impossible! I have multiple jobs that I need to create a similar estimate for. I don't want to create an estimate template. I just want to duplicate the estimate and assign to a different job.

Ridiculous that there is no autosave feature. Multiple hours into an estimate and everything was lost because a tab was accidentally pushed ( just next to a slide bar mind you ). This has happened multiple times...add in a burp in your wifi connection and once again all work is lost.

COMBINE MULTIPLE ESTIMATES IN ONE INVOICE

When emailing an estimate or invoice from the financials tab, it automatically updates the status of the document to "Sent," but if you add the estimate as an attachment to an email started from the activity tab, it doesn't update the status. It would be appreciated if it would change the status to "sent" when you send it from there as well.

A way to edit the subject line when emailing an invoice.

We register a deposit from the customer, the customer wants a receipt, there is no way to email a payment confirmation right? We have to email an Invoice, correct? Well the Invoice only allows for a specific date as the due date, or "Due Upon Receipt (of the Invoice)". We don't know when the actual install is going to happen, so we need "Due Upon Completion" and/or "TBD" and/or "Net##" Without a Specific Date.