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How to Text a Quote or Sales Order Using the Share and Print Feature

Introduction 0:01

  • Presenter: Gary from the Training Department of Home Source Systems.

  • Purpose: To demonstrate how to text a copy of a quote or sales order using the share and print button.

  1. Accessing the Sales Order 0:16

  • Open the sales order on your screen.

  • Locate the 'share and print' button at the bottom of the sales order.

2. Opening the Share Window 0:29

  • Click on the 'share and print' button.

  • This action opens the share window where you can customize what to send.

3. Customizing the Share Options 0:36

  • In the share window, select the items to include:

    • Model numbers

    • Sales order price

    • Brochure

  • Deselect any items you do not want to include (e.g., rebates and notes).

  • Ensure 'documents' is included.

4. Choosing the Delivery Method 1:08

  • Decide how to send the information:

    • You can send it via email, text, or both.

  • For this exercise, uncheck the email option and leave only the texting option selected.

5. Entering Customer Information 1:21

  • Add the customer's phone number from the sales order.

  • Type a personalized message to accompany the PDF.

6. Sending the Information 1:35

  • Click the 'share' button to send the information.

  • The system prepares the information as a PDF file and sends it via text.

7. Confirmation of Sent Message 1:51

  • Review the text message sent to the customer:

    • Example message: "Here’s your specs. I will follow up in a few days. Thank you."

  • The customer receives a PDF attachment in the text.

8. Applying the Same Process to Quotes 2:11

  • The same process applies when sending quotes.

  • Look for the share and print window to access texting options.

9. Conclusion 2:28

  • Thank the viewers for watching.

  • Encourage them to use this feature for efficient communication with customers.

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