Local rules

The notices, licence numbers and limits the law asks for where you work.

8 articles

• How local rules workQuotebird adds the notices, cancellation forms and limits the law asks for where the job is, without extra work for you.
• Questions about the jobWhy a quote sometimes asks who got in touch first, whether you met at the property, or the customer's age, and what an unanswered question means.
• Before you sendThe notes at the bottom of a quote that tell you what the job's place asks for, and the one case that stops a quote from being sent.
• Licence numbers and other detailsWhere the law wants your licence number, registration or insurance on a contract, and how Quotebird prints it.
• Deposit limitsSome places cap how much you can ask up front. Quotebird lowers the deposit for you and moves the rest to later payments.
• The right to cancelWhen customers can cancel a contract, how the notice and form go on the quote, and why some payments wait until the period ends.
• Your own noticesAdd a text or PDF the law asks for where Quotebird doesn't print one, and it prints on every quote for that place.
• Jobs in QuebecQuotes and invoices for Quebec jobs go in French, item names included. Your customer can ask for English, and the app stays in English.