What's new

The changes worth knowing about if you used SA Request a Quote before its redesign, and where each one now lives.

The app was redesigned. If you set your store up on the earlier version, the settings you remember are still there — most of them simply live somewhere else now. This page covers the changes that move things around or add something you did not have before.

Nothing you configured was lost in the redesign. Your button text, your form, your email templates and your quote history all carried over. What changed is where you go to edit them.

September 2026

Translations AI

Translation used to mean typing each string for each language by hand. It does not any more.

Advanced settings > Translations now offers Translations AI, described in the app as "Translate everything your customers see — quote form, storefront text and both quote emails." One action covers all three, so the form and the emails cannot drift apart.

The tab lists your languages with their status, and a Translate action on each row. The list mirrors Shopify rather than keeping one of its own: "To add or remove a language, go to Settings → Languages in your Shopify admin."

See Translate storefront text.

Where the rest of it went

If you are looking for	It is now at
The quote form builder	Quote settings > Customize > Quote form
Button settings	Quote settings > Customize > Button & widget
Hide price	Advanced settings > Hide price
Mail notifications	Advanced settings > Email notifications
Integrations	Advanced settings > Integrations
PDF templates	Advanced settings > PDF template
Discount, shipping and tax on a quote	Cost management, which is new

Every string customers read is listed here with its translation.

August 2026

Quote settings, rebuilt around Customize

Quote settings used to be a page of tabs. It is now a short page with two things on it, and the detail has moved into an editor of its own.

On Quote settings	What it does
Customize	"Design how your request a quote experience will look to customers. Set button behavior, quote form, quote cart, widget, colors and messages." The button opens a full-screen editor.
Select quote products	"Select products or collections that should show the Request a Quote button."

The Customize editor holds four tabs, and between them they cover everything the old tabbed page did:

Tab	What you set there
Button & widget	Button text, where the button sits, what happens when it is clicked, and the floating quote widget
Quote form	The form itself — its template, its sections and its fields
Quote cart page	The storefront quote cart, including whether the form runs as Multiple step or Single page
Success message	What a customer sees once the request is sent

A Preview sits beside the settings, with its own tabs for Online store, Cart and Quote list, so you can see a change before you save it. The app notes that "Preview is only for quick checking. Full settings and detailed preview are inside Customize."

Quote settings is now short: Customize opens the editor, Select quote products chooses what carries the button.

If you are following an older guide or an older screenshot, look for Quote settings > Customize rather than a row of tabs. The Quote form builder item that used to sit in the sidebar is gone — building the form is now the Quote form tab of the Customize editor.

See Quote form overview to build a form, and Quote button on product pages for the button.

August 2026

A reworked storefront quote cart

The quote cart page at /pages/request-for-quote can now run as a three-step wizard rather than one long form. The steps are Products selection, Contact information and Review information, so a customer confirms what they are asking for before it is sent.

You choose between the two layouts with Quote form appearance on the Quote cart page tab: Multiple step or Single page.

Two more settings on that tab are worth knowing:

• Enable Quote Sections — "Lets customers group the products in their quote cart into named sections." Useful when one request covers several rooms, sites or departments.

• Enable Quote Cart Widget — "Shows a floating button on your storefront so customers can open their quote cart from any page."

See Request a Quote page.

The quote cart as a customer meets it.

Next steps

• Quickstart — set the app up from scratch

• Quote form overview — build your quote form in the new editor

• Translate storefront text — translate your storefront and emails