Lift Quotations and Modernisation Proposals
Quotations for new lifts, repairs and modernisation work are built here from the survey already on file. Each one is followed until the society or builder decides.
What a lift quotation carries
A quotation names what the buyer gets, in the wording your office already uses.
Modernisation of an older machine
A modernisation proposal starts from what the survey found on the old lift. Controller replacement, a new door operator, rope renewal, car refurbishment and fresh button panels can each be offered alone or together. The proposal says which existing parts stay. Societies like to compare, so a second and a third version can sit against the same building without the first being lost.
Following a quotation to an order
What this module leaves out
- It sets no prices of its own, and your rate list is loaded at set-up
- Tax treatment of supply and erection is for your accountant or advisor
- It draws no shaft layout, which your draughtsman still prepares
- Approval limits for a discount are settled with you before go-live
Frequently asked questions
Can three options be offered to one society?
Yes. Several versions sit against the same building, and the committee can be sent whichever ones you choose.
Does a modernisation quotation reuse the survey?
Yes. The existing machine details and the shaft readings carry across, so the writer starts from recorded facts rather than memory.
How is a revised figure kept separate from the first?
Each revision is stored as its own version. That version keeps its issue date and the name of whoever sent it.
Can a quotation become a job without retyping?
Yes. Accepting it opens the installation or repair job with the specification, payment stages and building already filled in.
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