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A quotation is how you price an event before you send a proposal. You build it from groups of arrangements, each made up of recipes and ingredients, with labour and adjustments layered on top. Once the numbers are right, you publish it as a proposal for the client to review.
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Where to start

Quotation builder

The main interface — groups, items, totals, and pricing logic.

Recipes & ingredients

How recipe costs roll up from ingredients, and how markup works.

Managing ingredients

Add, cost, and maintain your ingredient library.

Adjustments & labour

Discounts, surcharges, and labour charges across groups.

Quotation templates

Reuse a previous quotation as a starting point for a similar event.

How quotations fit into events

You’ll usually build a quotation after you’ve created the event (with client, venue, and date) and before you publish a proposal. The same quotation drives:
  • The proposal the client sees in their portal (with itemised or summary pricing — your choice per group).
  • The event orders that get generated for the production team on the day.
  • The shopping list of ingredients you need to buy.
So the quotation isn’t just a sales document — it’s the operational source of truth for the event.

Building a Quotation

Organise your quote into groups, add items, and set pricing.

Recipes & Ingredients

Build recipes from ingredients to know exactly what each arrangement costs.

Managing Ingredients

Add ingredients, set costs, and track price changes.

Adjustments & Labour

Add discounts, surcharges, and labour charges to your quotation.

Quotation Templates

Save and reuse quotation structures for common event types.
Last modified on May 17, 2026