Acceptance is not payment
Quote acceptance means the customer agrees to the scope, price and terms. It does not mean they have paid.
A practical example of a UK service quote page, showing the work scope, line items, expiry date and customer acceptance.
Use this example to see what a customer reviews before accepting the scope and price.
Accepting a quote agrees the scope and price. It does not mean the customer has paid.
Customer invoice payments go straight to your bank account by bank transfer. Joqiva helps you keep track, but does not handle customer invoice payments.
What this quote shows
SAMPLE QUOTE PAGE
This example uses fictional customer and business details.
An example of what a customer can review before accepting a quote.
ACME Cooling Ltd
Prepared for John Smith, 22 Customer Road, Bristol
Quote number
Q-1042
Work scope
Supply and install the agreed air conditioning system, including installation labour, materials and commissioning.
AFTER QUOTE ACCEPTANCE
The quote page should show that the customer has accepted the scope and price, without suggesting that payment has already been made.
Quote acceptance means the customer agrees to the scope, price and terms. It does not mean they have paid.
After the quote is accepted, you can create or review the invoice as a separate business record.
If the work is invoiced, the customer pays your bank account directly by bank transfer. Joqiva does not handle customer invoice payments.
You check the quote, send the invoice, confirm payments after checking your bank and keep your own records.
Joqiva helps UK service businesses create customer quote pages before invoicing and payment reminders.
QUOTE CHECKLIST
Use this checklist before sending a quote to a customer.
NEXT RESOURCES
Use these resources when you are ready to invoice or follow up payment.
After a customer accepts a quote, the next step is usually creating the invoice and tracking payment.
See how a UK invoice can show the amount due, due date, bank details and the “I’ve paid” button.
Check invoice number, supply date, VAT details, total, due date and payment reference before sending.
Copy polite reminder wording for overdue invoices and check your bank before marking an invoice as paid.
ABOUT THIS RESOURCE
This resource is practical guidance only. It is not legal, tax, accounting or financial advice. For your situation, check current GOV.UK guidance or speak to a qualified adviser.
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