What is the difference between a quote and an estimate?
A quote normally presents a defined price for a defined scope, subject to its terms. An estimate is an informed approximation and may change as the actual work becomes clear.
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Plain answer
A quote normally presents a defined price for a defined scope, subject to its terms. An estimate is an informed approximation and may change as the actual work becomes clear.
What this means for you
Quote acceptance should preserve the exact scope, price, consumer classification, cancellation information and version history.
What you need to do
Review the supplier identity, scope, exclusions, total price, VAT treatment, cancellation terms and any early-start request before accepting.
What Jobaro does
Jobaro records quotes, revisions, cancellation information, acceptance evidence and later variations.
What Jobaro does not do
The named supplier remains responsible for correct consumer-law classification, lawful cancellation wording and performance of the service.