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# View the “Request for Quote” page
### Approach 1: View quote page by quote button
**Step to manage**
1\. From the app admin page, click Quote settings > Request a Quote button -> Click on the **Edit settings** button > **Configs**
2\. Click on the **Config** tab > Navigate the **Add to quote** section > Tick on **Redirect to quote page**
Keep looking down to the **Pages** section > Select **Request for quote page** from the dropdown list.
3\. Click **Save**
On the front store, customers click quote button, it directs to quote page
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### Approach 2: View quote by quote widget
This feature allows you to show a quote widget on your front store so that customers can easily access the quote page by clicking the quote widget on the page.
**Steps to manage**
1.Open the app > click **Quote settings** > **Quote widget** > **Edit settings**
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2\. In the Quote widget tab > Turn on the **Enable quote widget** button to show the quote widget on the front store\
3\. Select **Action** > **Go to quote page** so that customers can be redirected to the quote page after clicking on quote widget
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4\. Click **Save**
When customers click on the quote widget on the page, it will immediately direct them to the quote page.
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