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# Create quotes manually from the app
The quote can also be created manually by admin from the app’s Quote list page. Review this document to know how to manage it.
Step to manage:
1\. From the app dashboard page > Go to **Quote list** page > Click on the **Create quote** button:
2\. On the **Create quote page**, there are 2 sections for you to manage quote which are product information and additional information. Manually set them up:
After filling out the information, **choose the products** for the quote. Click **Manage products** and select the products you want:
4\. Click **Save** and resend email so this quote can be sent to the customer with email address filled in the quote:
**New feature!**
If you enable the **Customer info** setting in the **Quote form builder** of our app, once you create quotes manually in the app, there will be available data for customer information for you to choose:
The customer data is taken from the **Shopify Customers** folder:
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