What is the difference between an inquiry and a quotation?
Michael Management
Updated 2 year agoOverview
Customer inquiries and quotations are the pre-sales documents that can be created in the SAP system. Customer inquiries are basically requests from a customer about certain products or services you offer, while a quotation is a legally binding (with a validity period) offer from a specific sales area to the customer.
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