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Quotation form

  1. daveyt
    Member

    I'm running a site that allows users to sell their unused computers to us.

    I want to present users with a series of dropdown list choices, some free form text fields that allow them to enter the spec of the computers they're selling. Fields would be make, model, cpu, memory etc and some additonal radio buttons/option boxes to specify the condition etc. About 40 choices - 8 or so drop downs, and 32 option/check boxes to indicated yes/no's

    Behind the scenes I'l need some logic to apply a set of rules that allow me provide a price when the user hits submit. These rules would be updated by me occasionally depending on the market.

    The user enters their details, the rules are applied and they get their price.

    All quotations - whether accepted or not should be logged. All accepted quotations should create a sales record somewhere, and take the user into a registration/information capture screen.

    The admin gets an alert of an accepted quote, double checks it and we have a sale. The admin can generate email responses etc and job done.

    Is that all possible with gravity forms? I'm mainly wondering about the rules/logic bit really, I would imagine the other bits are fine.

    Posted 14 years ago on Saturday June 4, 2011 | Permalink
  2. Something like this would be possible if you are okay with the pricing being displayed as they select the options. You could use the Pricing Fields and include Yes/No fields that have values associated with them which then calculate a total. You would want to use the Product Field for the base product (ex. Computer) and then the Option Field for the questions which impact the price. The Total field could then display the total. It would be a running total so they would see how the Options impact the Total.

    Posted 14 years ago on Sunday June 5, 2011 | Permalink