Make a repeatable offer feel considered
Reuse the structure and content that work while tailoring the scope to the customer.
PROPOSALS, PRICING & CUSTOMER APPROVALS
Put the scope, choices, and price in one proposal customers can understand. QuoteFront helps your team build consistent offers, present optional upgrades, and carry the accepted details forward.
A LOOK INSIDE QUOTEFRONT
Explore both sides of the workflow using a fictional business, Northstar Works, and its customers.
Manage drafts, sent proposals, and accepted work. Build offers from reusable templates, catalog items, and content blocks instead of assembling every proposal from scratch.

Customers see the work, one-time and monthly pricing, and the options you offer. QuoteFront supports branded review pages and an electronic agreement workflow; the example shows a defined scope with setup and monthly support pricing.

WHAT CHANGES FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Reuse the structure and content that work while tailoring the scope to the customer.
Customer-selectable packages and add-ons explain the choices before the agreement.
Preserve accepted proposal information, PDFs, and supported QuickBooks handoff records.
FROM TASK TO FOLLOW-THROUGH
Start with the job your business needs to get done. Build the process around the people responsible for it.
Use templates, items, and content blocks to explain scope and pricing.
Present supported packages, quantities, upgrades, and one-time or monthly costs.
Follow the customer’s review, approval, and signature through to the accepted record.
WHERE IT FITS
Every engagement has a familiar core and a few important choices. The team wants proposals that are quick to prepare but clear enough to prevent follow-up confusion. QuoteFront combines reusable content with structured pricing and a customer-facing approval journey.
Illustrative business scenario.SEE GREENBENCH AT WORK
Use the demo to explore a job you want to handle better. We’ll walk through the relevant products, look at how they could fit your current routine, and discuss where to start. No need to have the whole plan figured out.