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Running an Appointment

The appointment workspace is where Bidvio lives for sales — Information, Details, Drawing, Options, Resources, Summary, and Versions. These articles walk through each tab and the workflows that connect them.

Information

The Information tab is the cover sheet of the appointment — who the customer is, where the work is, and what they want done. Verifying the customer's contact info, walking through the meeting plan, and answering the interview questions all happen here.

Drawing

The Drawing tab is the canvas where you sketch the work and communicate visually with the customer and the install crew. Tools, layers, products on layers, and drawing presets all live here.

Options

Options is where the appointment becomes a price. Add products, build comparable options for the customer (good / better / best), apply discounts and financing, and let the customer choose between them.

Resources

Resources is the on-appointment sales aid — company portfolio, certifications, awards, and per-product detail you can show the customer mid-conversation without leaving the appointment.

Details

Details is where the textual scope of the appointment gets finalised — specifications that describe the conditions and materials, customer wills (what the customer will do to make the job possible), and contractor wills (what your company is promising the customer). All three end up on the contract.

Summary

Summary is the review step — read the generated contract, walk through the document set with the customer, and confirm the totals before you close.

Finish the appointment

The close is its own step. After the contract reads the way it should and the customer is ready, finishing the appointment captures the signature, locks the work, and produces the contract PDF. Articles here cover the close action, what gets locked, and how to back out if the customer pulls the signature.

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