Legacy form fees
If you are creating a quote calculator, follow the below steps to define your fees.
Adding a New Fee
Section titled “Adding a New Fee”- Within the legacy form, navigate to the ‘Quote’ step
- Select ’+ Fee’ at the bottom right of your screen
- Provide a Name for your fee, which will be displayed to the user
- Provide the fee with a data marker
- The data marker must begin with ‘fees’.
For example, fees.purchase.legal.fee - Define the data marker on the relevant matter template
- Select the correct tax rate from the drop down list
- Hide this fee: Define a condition which will hide the fee from the quote provided
- Select the question that will define the condition
- Select whether the answer should ‘Equal’ or ‘Does not Equal’ the value provided
- Provide the conditional value
- Fee Calculation: Provide the amount of the fee.
- For fixed fees, input a numerical value, such as 100.00.
- For conditional fees, use a calculation.
- Notes: Provide additional information about the fee. The user can access this information by clicking on the question mark next to the fee on the form’s quote.
- Automatically create a receivable: Choose whether a receivable should be created on the matter when the fee is quoted.
- Choose the account the receivable should be raised against.
Editing a Fee
Section titled “Editing a Fee”Select the Edit button on the relevant fee.
Deleting a Fee
Section titled “Deleting a Fee”Select the Delete button on the relevant fee.
Copying a Fee
Section titled “Copying a Fee”Select the Copy button on the relevant fee.
Ordering Fees
Section titled “Ordering Fees”Simply drag and drop your fees into the required position
Quote Emails
Section titled “Quote Emails”Once a conveyancing quote calculator has been filled in, it can automatically send a quote to your client.
- Navigate to the Form’s Settings
- Select ‘Send an email to primary client’
- Choose the appropriate email template
- Save