Your own notices
Add a text or PDF the law asks for where Quotebird doesn't print one, and it prints on every quote for that place.
In the app: Settings → Your notices → +
Where a place’s law asks for a text Quotebird doesn’t print yet, add it yourself, once.
- Tap + (Add notice).
- Choose the Country, and the state or province, or all of them.
- Give it a Title, like “Notice of cancellation rights”.
- Choose Text and paste it, or PDF and choose the file (up to 10 MB, not password-protected). Turn on Print in bold if the law asks for bold type.
- Tap Save.
The notice prints on every quote for a consumer in that place, after the texts Quotebird prints, marked as provided by you. A PDF is added unchanged at the end of the quote.
The editor tells you whether Quotebird already prints that place’s texts. Quotebird checks a PDF once it’s uploaded; if it’s locked or damaged, it says PDF can’t be used and doesn’t print it.
Archive
Tap Archive to stop a notice printing on new quotes. Sent quotes keep what they printed. Notices are never deleted, and Restore brings one back.
You’re responsible for the wording of your own notices. Check it against your government’s official source.