Boopis WooCommerce RFQ

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Sponsored by Attributio. Can’t Track Your Conversions? We Can. Meet Your Expert Today! Demo The Original RFQ Plugin For WordPress Turning your online store into a lead generating machine has never been easier with the WooCommerce Request For Quotation Plugin for WordPress. As competition increases with everyone selling the same products online, merchants are beginning to use ecommerce stores as a means to generate inquiries for custom quoted products. If you have restrictions from your manufacturer for published prices, this plugin in perfect for you to generate interest from potential customers, and turn them into sales. If you sell expensive goods that requires negotiating prices, this plugin will help you start selling online. Turn all you products into quotable items or pick just a few and mix and match items that can be purchased online and items that need quotes. All you need to do is change the price to zero, and presto, you’ve got a quotable item. Alernatively you can turn your products into quotable items based on product tags. Once the users click the inquire button, they are sent to a contact form where the product information is automatically filled into the form and you can define the fields that the customer needs to fill in. By reducing the amount of steps your online users take, the better chance you have of converting them into customers. Features Convert products into quotatable items with prices set to zero Convert products into quotatable items based on tags Add multiple products to quotations request Autofill logged in user’s information into quote request Transfer filled in data for quote request into an order Create proposal to customer with emails and webviews of proposal Adjust all the details of proposal with terms, expiration date, pricing, line items Set auto emails for new, pending, expired, and failed quotes Copy and customize your own emails Allow customer to pay for proposal on your website through checkout Translatable text Special Thanks For Contributions @kimoj for reporting translation bug.