Send the quote, see when they open it

In short

• Branded email built from your template library, subject, greeting and body already filled in
• Customer opens a live web page (your branding, your colours), not a PDF, always the latest version
• Open notification appears the moment they click; your overview shows opens, time spent and pages visited
• Schedule the send for a specific date and time, cc colleagues, and adjust the language per customer
• Customer signs online; the signature automatically turns the quote into a confirmed order
• Never wonder 'did they even get it?' again, you see exactly what happened

A web page, not a PDF

Your customer doesn't need to download anything. The link opens a clear, branded page in their browser, on a computer, phone or tablet. They scroll through your gallery, read your menu, check the totals and sign on screen. No printing, no scanning, no "which version of the PDF am I even looking at?" The page is always the latest version, because there's only one.

You see when they open it (and how long they stay)

The moment they click the link, a notification appears in your overview. You see opens by date, minutes spent and which pages they revisited. If they still haven't opened it after two days, you know to follow up. If they've opened it three times and lingered on the price table, you know budget is the hold-up, so you can call before they drop off.

Switch the language to match the customer

If your customer reads French more comfortably (or Dutch, or German), pick their language when you write the email and your template adapts. The quote lands in their inbox in the language they actually read.