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Convert a quote to an invoice

When your customer says yes, turn the quote into an invoice — without typing the customer and lines again. There’s no separate “accepted” mark: converting is the acceptance.

  1. In the quote list, click ⋮ → Convert to invoice on the quote — or, in the quote’s overview, at the top of the Actions card. This works for quotes that are Issued, Sent or Expired.

  2. Choose how to continue:

    • Convert creates an invoice draft and opens it. You see Quote converted — review the new invoice draft. Check the invoice and issue it when everything is right.
    • Convert & send creates the invoice, issues it and emails it to the customer — all in one step. You stay where you are and see Quote converted — the invoice was issued and sent.

The quote is then listed as Invoiced. The Invoice column shows the new invoice’s number as a link — or Draft while the invoice hasn’t been issued yet. In the quote’s overview, Open invoice takes you straight to it.

Carried overNew for the invoice
Customer and contact personPayment term — your Default payment term
Language and currencyOpening text and signature — your standard texts for invoices, not the quote’s
Every line with quantity, unit, price and tax rateInvoice number and invoice date — when it’s issued
Subtotal, VAT and total

You can still change anything in the invoice draft — the quote isn’t affected.

An invoice created from a quote carries a Ref. quote line with the quote number in its header, so your customer can match the two. If you don’t want that, go to Settings → Documents settings and, in the Invoices & quotes card, turn off Show source quote on invoice.