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# Import RFQ Lines To The Quote
Once the Quote has been created, you will notice that it contains only the basic Quote information. No line items, pricing, or totals have been added yet, so the Quote value will display $0.00.
The next step is to populate the Quote with the approved project scope and pricing.
Although BuilderTek allows you to import lines from a Walkthrough or Master Quote, the recommended workflow is to import the awarded RFQ. This ensures that the Quote reflects the actual vendor pricing used during the bidding process, providing the most accurate estimate before it is shared with the customer.
#### Step 1: Import RFQs
From the Quote Dashboard, click the "Import RFQs" button.
A new pop-up window will open.
#### Step 2: Select the Import Type
The filter will automatically be set to RFQs.
Click "Next" to continue.
#### Step 3: Select the Awarded RFQ
The next screen displays all approved RFQs available within BuilderTek.
Locate the RFQ associated with your Walkthrough.
You can use the search bar to quickly find the correct RFQ by entering its name or reference number.
If your Walkthrough was divided into multiple RFQs—for example, separate RFQs for electrical, plumbing, or flooring—you can select multiple RFQs and import them into the same Quote.
#### Step 4: Apply Markup (Optional)
During the import process, BuilderTek gives you the option to apply a markup percentage.
Adding the markup at this stage automatically updates the customer-facing pricing as the Quote is created, eliminating the need to adjust pricing later.
If you choose not to add the markup during import, you can still apply it afterward using the Mass Update feature on the Quote screen.
#### Step 5: Import the RFQ
After selecting the required RFQ(s) and entering the markup percentage (if applicable), click "Save."
BuilderTek will automatically import all selected RFQ line items into the Quote, including the awarded pricing.
The Quote is now populated with the project scope and pricing, making it ready for final review, markup adjustments (if required), and customer approval.
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