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Work with customers, suppliers or employees abroad? You’ll need a smart way to send and receive fast, safe, low cost international payments.

Meet the Wise Business account

Pay invoices and people domestically and abroad, receive payments for invoices, fee-free in major currencies. Make and receive cross-border payments with exchange rates that banks can’t offer.

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How to to create a quote in 5 easy steps.

  1. Fill in your company and contact information, date, the quote number and how long it’s valid for - A commercial invoice is usually used as part of the import process when bringing goods into the US from overseas.

  2. Indicate the client details - Add your logo or branding to make it easy for your client to see who the quote is for, and how to get in touch to book the job. Setting out important information, like the validity of the estimate, upfront reduces confusion and creates a professional and transparent first impression.

  3. Add an itemized list of services, supplies needed or goods - To complete the quote you’ll need to add in a line by line listing of the jobs costs. Depending on the details, this could include the services you provide, or the supplies needed to get the work done. Add details like item descriptions and price - and remember to indicate the total cost and any special terms.

  4. Convert your word/excel quote template into a PDF so the customer receives a convenient and compact quote when you send it on email - PDF format quotes can be opened from more or less any device - and with our smart quotation template, they’ll look great too. If needed you can even add a password to the document before you hit send.

  5. Indicate the method of payment and the total amount to be paid - For international transfers, get paid for free using your Wise local bank details for the US, UK, Eurozone, Australia or New Zealand and more.
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FAQ about price quotes.

A quote - also called a quotation or an estimate - is an advance agreement of the fees for buying goods or services. A potential customer should be sent a quote for review and approval prior to any work beginning. Once the work and the fee has been agreed, an invoice is issued, to request payment.

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