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# Quotes and types of quotations
## Context 1:
MASOCIETE is contacted by its client, Isabella POIREAU, who wants to renovate the reception area of her establishment. Isabelle requests a quote for the following furniture:
* A corner sofa
* A bookshelf
* 5 chairs
After checking the availability of these items, the MASOCIETE sales person prepares a quote, which is then sent to Isabelle POIREAU for approval.
## Context 2:
AMB & ST has hired a manager for its new premises. As usual, she purchases furniture from MASOCIETE. Each order always includes:
* A corner desk
* A chair
* A footrest
Before confirming the order, a quote will be sent to AMB & ST for approval.
### Implementation in Simax
### Creation of quote
To create the quote, go to **Sales > Quotation > Quotes** and then click on **\[\[New]]**.
We create the various items and finish with **\[\[Save]]**.
### Creation of quotation type
First, create the Quote type in **Sales > Quotation > Quotation types** and then click on **\[\[New]]**.
To create the quotation type line, click on **\[\[New]]**.
And **\[\[Save]]**.
The quotation type is now visible in the Quotation type list.
We will now create the quote for AMB & ST by going to **Sales > Quotation> Quotes** and then clicking on **\[\[New]]**.
After that, instead of filling in the quote lines, just select “New premises” as the Quote type and the quote lines will be filled in automatically.
Then **\[\[Save]].**
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