Context Blocks

Last updated: April 23, 2025

Context Blocks

Overview

Context Blocks are a feature designed to provide essential details about your quotes. These blocks set the stage by defining who the quote is for, who is sending the quote, and the validity period of the quote. Using Context Blocks helps ensure clarity and professionalism in your communications.

Key Features:

• Who the Quote is For: Clearly state the recipient of the quote. This includes the customer’s name and relevant contact details. Common contacts include Decision Makers or Billing Contacts.

• Who is Sending the Quote: Provide details about the sender, including your name, position, and contact information. This automatically populated if you set up your setting correctly. See support page for profile set up.

• Issued On & Valid Through Dates: Specify the dates you are issuing the quote and the duration the quote is valid. This ensures the customer knows the timeframe within which they need to respond.

How to Use Context Blocks

Step 1: Access the Context Block

1. Navigate to the Quote Editor: Open the quote editor where you want to add the context information.

2. Open the Context Block: Select the option to insert a Context Block from the toolbar or menu.

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Step 2: Enter Customer Information

1. Customer Name: Enter the full name of the customer or the company name.

2. Contact Details: Provide relevant contact information, such as email address and phone number.

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Step 3: Enter Sender Information

1. Your Name: Enter your full name.

2. Position: Specify your position or role within your organization.

3. Contact Details: Provide your contact information, such as email address and phone number.

Step 4: Define the Issue on and Valid Through Period

1. Start Date: Enter the date from which the quote is valid.

2. End Date: Enter the date until which the quote is valid.

Best Practices

• Accuracy: Ensure that all information entered is accurate and up-to-date.

• Clarity: Use clear and concise language to avoid any confusion.

• Professionalism: Maintain a professional tone and format throughout the context block.

Conclusion

Context Blocks are essential for providing clear and detailed information about your quotes. By including customer and sender information, as well as the validity period, you ensure that your quotes are well-organized and professional.

If you have any questions or need further assistance, please contact our support team.