Quotations
Create, draft, send, and track quotations from one workspace with clear status visibility.
Terex BusinessHub helps teams prepare quotations, convert approved work into invoices, record receipts, track customer balances, and keep every client conversation attached to the same workspace from day one.
New workspaces can begin with a trial period, then continue on a paid plan with due dates, payment history, and subscription invoices kept in the billing area.
Live sales performance from all quotations, invoices, and receipts.
From the first visit, people can see what the system helps them do every day: prepare documents, bill clients, collect payments, and keep the business record clean.
Create, draft, send, and track quotations from one workspace with clear status visibility.
Convert approved work into invoices and keep outstanding balances visible without manual handoff.
Record payments, issue receipts, and keep a clean history of what has already been collected.
Manage customer records, balances, and statements so every account stays easy to follow.
Keep supporting documents and products or services tied to the work that created the invoice.
Use company switching, notifications, and settings to keep the whole workspace aligned every day.
Terex BusinessHub handles client balances, document links, payment activity, and company workspaces with clear boundaries from the first account.
Invoices, quotations, receipts, and statements use verification links that avoid exposing documents through guessed numbers.
Each company keeps its own customers, documents, numbering, settings, and subscription context.
Paid, unpaid, overdue, and billing events remain visible so teams can follow money movement without guesswork.
Users enter the right company workspace and see billing or subscription prompts when access needs attention.
Run quotes, invoices, receipts, and customer balances without stitching together spreadsheets.
Turn approved work into invoices and issue receipts as soon as payments arrive.
Track quotation status, customer follow-up, and billing handoff from one shared workspace.
See outstanding balances, subscription billing, payments received, and statement activity faster.
Switch between the jobs your users care about most: preparing documents, collecting payments, and keeping customer records organized in one place.
Draft quotations, turn approved work into invoices, and keep every document attached to the same customer and company context.
See paid, unpaid, and overdue invoices in one view, issue receipts immediately, and follow up while the customer context is still fresh.
Client profiles, statements, documents, products, and notifications stay inside the same workspace so the team always knows what happened next.
Users can see the current plan, trial status, next due date, previous payment activity, and subscription invoice downloads from the billing page.
Show when the workspace should renew or pay ahead.
Keep plan charges and payment references in one ledger.
Generate and download invoice records for every plan payment.
Open the payment flow when a workspace needs attention.
Signup follows the way real businesses onboard: create the user account, enter a unique company name, then open the workspace with the right company identity already in place.
Start with the owner name, email, and password so the account is created first.
Add the company name and details. The company name must be unique before the workspace can be created.
Owner membership, settings, and the trial setup are attached to the real company automatically.
Users enter the dashboard with the correct workspace already selected and ready to use.
No. New workspaces can start with a trial period so you can create customers, quotations, invoices, receipts, and statements before the first subscription payment is due.
The billing page shows the current plan, payment status, next due date, previous payments, and actions to pay or renew when the workspace needs attention.
Yes. Subscription charges can generate downloadable PDF invoices, so your business has a record of plan payments separate from customer invoices.
Yes. Public verification links are designed to confirm document details without exposing invoices, quotations, receipts, or statements through guessed document numbers.
Yes. A user can belong to more than one company, and the active company controls which customers, documents, settings, numbering, and subscription context they see.
You create the user account first, register a unique company, then enter a workspace where owner membership, settings, and trial setup are attached to that company.