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Quote Roles and Who Signs

Administrators decide who appears on a quote and which of those people signs for your organisation. This article covers People, under AdminOperations: permission roles, quote roles, and signing entities.

Open Quote Generator, click Admin in the sidebar, open Operations, then People“Users, named roles, and who is allowed to sign quotes.” The page has three sections: Permission roles, Quote roles, and Signing entities.

The Admin Operations page with the People card

A quote role is a named place on the quote — the salesperson, an engineer, a countersigning officer. Each role has a name and one switch: whether the person in that role signs.

  1. Under Quote roles, click + Add quote role.
  2. Enter the role under Quote role name.
  3. Turn on Can sign the quote if the person in this role signs the proposal for your organisation.
  4. Click Create. Existing roles show their key beside the name; edit one and click Save.

With no roles configured the section reads “None yet. A quote can still name a salesperson.” Deleting a role also unassigns it from everyone.

Under Signing entities, list the legal entities your organisation signs as. A quote picks one in Quote settings and the paper prints its name. The page explains the default: “With none configured, every quote signs as your company name from Presentation → Letterhead”; once any entity exists, a quote that has not picked one prints no seller name and its exports refuse until it does.

The customer’s signer is not set here. It comes from the customer’s contacts — the first contact by default, or the person chosen under Signs on the quote. See Adding Customers and Contacts.

The Admin entry appears only for administrators. Ask your tenant administrator to grant your group access.

The signature block shows the wrong signer for our side

Section titled “The signature block shows the wrong signer for our side”

Check which quote role has Can sign the quote turned on, and which person holds that role on the quote.