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Onboarding Overview

This document provides a high-level overview of the Quotivity onboarding experience. It is intended to outline how we work, what customers can expect, and where value is delivered—without prescribing a rigid project plan or contractual scope.

Our Onboarding Philosophy

Quotivity onboarding is designed to get teams productive quickly while establishing a scalable foundation for complex quoting. We focus on clarity, repeatability, and enablement—so your team can confidently generate accurate quotes without long-term dependency on services.

What Onboarding Covers

During onboarding, we partner with you to configure the core CPQ building blocks that matter most to your business.

Key Areas of Focus

  • Process Alignment
    We start by understanding your current pricing and quoting workflows and identifying opportunities to simplify or standardize.
  • CPQ Strategy & Optimization
    Through a series of structured working sessions, we align on pricing logic, product structure, discounting rules, and approvals.
  • Core Configuration
    We configure and review up to ten foundational Quotivity components, commonly including:
    • Price books
    • Quote rules
    • Bundles
    • Calculated pricing
    • Approval logic
  • Quote Presentation
    We configure a professional quote template using standard Quotivity modules and ensure your team understands how to maintain it.
  • Enablement & Training
    We provide concise documentation and short-form videos tailored to your configuration, so your team can operate independently.

How to Prepare for Onboarding

Most customers are anxious to get started — we get it! It's best to be well-prepared going into onboarding. This guide outlines what you will need in order to ensure an efficient and successful onboarding: 

How to prepare for an efficient Onboarding

Who Leads Onboarding?

Typically, Quotivity's Customer Experience team runs onboarding with your Revenue Operations team. We're also happy to work with a HubSpot Solutions Partner if you have an existing relationship. If that partner is a Certified Quotivity Partner, we will waive our onboarding fee. If they're not, we're happy to work closely with them in order to ensure a successful roll-out.

What Is In Scope?

To ensure a smooth and focused onboarding experience, Quotivity onboarding is intentionally scoped around enablement and core configuration.

Generally in scope:

  • Configuration of core CPQ components (pricing logic, rules, bundles, approvals)
  • Setup and walkthrough of one (1) standard Quotivity example quote template that ships with the product
  • Guidance on how quote templates are structured and how customers can configure them independently
  • Best-practice recommendations for maintaining templates over time

What Is Out of Scope?

To avoid delays and keep onboarding efficient, the following activities are out of scope:

  • Quote template design work, including:
    • Visual or brand-driven layout design
    • Detailed formatting, styling, or aesthetic iteration
    • Custom HTML or CSS development
  • Fully custom quote templates beyond the standard example templates provided with Quotivity
  • Custom functional extensions to quote templates
  • HubSpot administration, CRM reconfiguration, or data cleanup
Quotivity will not act as a design or web development resource. For customers who require custom quote designs, we recommend using internal web development resources or engaging a certified HubSpot partner. Quotivity is happy to make an introduction upon request.

Additional services may be evaluated and scoped separately if required.

How the Process Works

This approach has proven to be the most successful:

Session 1: Understanding Requirements and Current State

Agenda

  • Review current pricing spreadsheets and pricing models

  • Review existing quote templates to understand structure and outputs

  • Review the current HubSpot product library

  • Align on priorities, constraints, and success criteria

Homework

  • Normalize and finalize pricing inputs based on agreed structure

  • Clean up or confirm HubSpot product data as needed

  • Identify any edge cases to be addressed in later sessions

Session 2: Pricing and Bundle Implementation Training

Agenda

  • Create and configure a price book

  • Implement example pricing adjustments

  • Create and configure a representative bundle

  • Configure roll-ups and calculated pricing

Homework

  • Build out remaining price books or bundles following the established patterns

  • Validate pricing outputs against real quoting scenarios

Session 3: Rules & Approvals Implementation Training

Agenda

  • Create representative quote rules

  • Configure a basic approval process aligned to internal policies

Homework

  • Extend rules and approvals to additional scenarios

  • Test approval behavior with internal stakeholders

Session 4: Quote Template Configuration

Agenda

  • Configure one standard Quotivity example quote template

  • Walk through template structure and configuration options

  • Review best practices for maintaining templates

Homework

  • Apply learnings to adjust or extend the template configuration as needed

  • Engage internal web resources or a HubSpot partner for any design-specific requirements

What You Walk Away With

By the end of onboarding, customers have:

  • A configured Quotivity environment aligned to their pricing logic
  • A standardized quote template ready for production use
  • Clear internal guidance on how to build and send quotes
  • A foundation that can scale as products and pricing evolve

Designed for Ongoing Growth

Onboarding is not about perfecting every edge case—it’s about establishing a strong, maintainable baseline. As your business grows, Quotivity configurations can be extended incrementally without rework.