The customer could have done this by submitting information from the online customer quote form, but you have the setting in online booking turned off so that customers cannot see the quote automatically, it just submits the form to your leads.
The customer could have done this by submitting information from the online customer quote form, but you have the setting in online booking turned off so that customers cannot see the quote automatically, it just submits the form to your leads.
If a customer goes to an expired link (like a contract link that you've deleted), it has a link back to the beginning of the process (the quote form). For an example, open up any of your existing contracts, remove the last character from the URL and hit enter (Because of your inventory size, this page takes a while to load).
If a customer goes to an expired link (like a contract link that you've deleted), it has a link back to the beginning of the process (the quote form). For an example, open up any of your existing contracts, remove the last character from the URL and hit enter (Because of your inventory size, this page takes a while to load).
The customer could have done this by submitting information from the online customer quote form, but you have the setting in online booking turned off so that customers cannot see the quote automatically, it just submits the form to your leads.
The customer could have done this by submitting information from the online customer quote form, but you have the setting in online booking turned off so that customers cannot see the quote automatically, it just submits the form to your leads.
How (from where) would the customer have gotten access to this link?
How (from where) would the customer have gotten access to this link?
Got it.
Can you remove that link? We don't want our customers to access this at this time.
Thanks,
Lea
Got it.
Can you remove that link? We don't want our customers to access this at this time.
Thanks,
Lea
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