Distributors and wholesalers
Send itemised quotations with GST for a requirement the customer shared on WhatsApp.
Many sales start with the question: can you send me a quotation? Karyagrah lets your team prepare a GST quotation in the CRM, send it on WhatsApp and see when the customer opens it and says yes.
Each line has its own GST rate and HSN or SAC code, and the totals split into CGST and SGST or IGST, with GST either included or added.
The customer opens a page, reads the quotation and accepts it. You can see when it was sent, viewed and accepted.
Changing a sent quotation creates a new revision with the same number and link, so the customer never holds two versions.
Quotation software turns a customer's requirement into a clear offer: the items, the quantity, the price, the tax and how long the offer is valid. It replaces documents that are typed again for each customer and sent as attachments that nobody can track.
For a team that already talks to customers on WhatsApp, the best place for a quotation is next to the conversation, so the offer and the history stay together.
A quotation for an Indian buyer normally shows your business and GST details, the buyer's details, each item with its HSN or SAC code, quantity, rate and discount, the GST rate on each line and the total tax. Whether the tax is CGST and SGST or IGST depends on the states of the seller and the buyer.
It should also show the validity date, your terms and how to pay. Getting these right the first time saves the back and forth that delays a decision.
Build a quotation from items in your catalogue or type the lines by hand. Add a discount on a line or on the whole quotation, add extra charges such as freight with their own GST, and choose whether prices include GST. The round-off and the tax split are calculated for you.
Send it on WhatsApp, by e-mail or as a link. The quotation moves from draft to sent, viewed and then accepted, rejected or expired, so your team knows when to follow up. When the customer accepts, the quotation can be turned into an order.
Quotation settings are kept for each branch: the number prefix, how long a quotation stays valid, the default GST rate, your terms and notes, bank or UPI details, your seller details, an accent colour and the WhatsApp message that goes with the link.
Because the settings live in one place, every person on the team sends the same professional quotation.
Quotations are for the offer stage. They are not an accounting system, and the final tax invoice for your own sales stays in your accounting or billing software. Keep that process, and use Karyagrah to win the order faster.
Practical workflows
Start with a workflow tied to a clear customer or operational outcome, then expand after the team can measure it.
Send itemised quotations with GST for a requirement the customer shared on WhatsApp.
Quote a project or a contract with clear lines, tax and validity, and track whether it was opened.
Prepare itemised offers that the customer can accept from a link, without printing or scanning.
Give every person the same template and see which quotations are waiting for an answer.
See the records, ownership and follow-up process that make a CRM useful.
Read guideTake an order from product question to payment inside the chat.
Read guideSet reminders and sequences that bring customers back into the conversation.
Read guideYes. Every line can carry its own GST rate and HSN or SAC code, and the totals show the GST split as CGST and SGST or IGST.
Yes. You can build a quotation from catalogue items or type the lines by hand, and add discounts and extra charges such as freight.
Yes. The customer opens a link, reads the quotation and accepts or rejects it, and you can see when it was viewed and accepted.
Yes. A quotation can be shared on WhatsApp, by e-mail or as a link.
Editing a sent quotation creates a new revision with the same number and link. An accepted quotation is locked, so you can duplicate it instead.
No. Quotations cover the offer stage and can be turned into an order. Final tax invoices for your own sales stay in your accounting or billing software.
The Pricing page shows what each plan includes, including quotations.