Quote Management overview
The Quote Management drop-in enables requesting negotiable quotes and quote management and tracking for Adobe Commerce storefronts. It also supports quote status updates and quote comments and attachments.
Supported Commerce features
Section titled “Supported Commerce features”The following table provides an overview of the Adobe Commerce features that the Quote Management drop-in supports:
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| Request negotiable quotes | Supported |
| Quote management and tracking | Supported |
| Quote status updates | Supported |
| Quote comments and attachments | Supported |
| Quote pricing summary | Supported |
| Product list management | Supported |
| Quote actions (print, copy, delete) | Supported |
| Draft quote saving | Supported |
| Quote expiration handling | Supported |
| Customer authentication integration | Supported |
| Permission-based access control | Supported |
| Event-driven architecture | Supported |
| Internationalization (i18n) support | Supported |
| Responsive design | Supported |
| Quote templates for repeat ordering | Supported |
| Quote duplication | Supported |
| Convert quotes to orders | Supported |
Section topics
Section titled “Section topics”The topics in this section will help you understand how to customize and use the Quote Management drop-in effectively within your B2B storefront.
Quick Start
Section titled “Quick Start”Provides quick reference information and getting started guide for the Quote Management drop-in. This topic covers package details, import paths, and basic usage examples to help you integrate Quote Management functionality into your site.
Initialization
Section titled “Initialization”Describes how to configure the Quote Management drop-in initializer with language definitions, permissions, and custom models. This customization allows you to align the drop-in with your B2B workflow requirements and brand standards.
Containers
Section titled “Containers”Describes the structural elements of the Quote Management drop-in, focusing on how each container manages and displays content. Includes configuration options and customization settings to optimize the B2B user experience.
Functions
Section titled “Functions”Describes the API functions available in the Quote Management drop-in. These functions allow developers to retrieve quote data, request new quotes, and manage quote lifecycle operations programmatically.
Events
Section titled “Events”Explains the event-driven architecture of the Quote Management drop-in, including available events and how to listen for them to integrate with other storefront components.
Describes the customizable content areas within Quote Management containers that can be replaced with custom components to tailor the user experience.
Dictionary
Section titled “Dictionary”Provides the complete list of internationalization (i18n) keys used in the Quote Management drop-in for translating text content into different languages.
Styles
Section titled “Styles”Describes how to customize the appearance of the Quote Management drop-in using CSS. Provides guidelines and examples for applying styles to various components within the drop-in to maintain brand consistency.