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  • Change WordPress Default Mail Sender
  • Order Form (Global)
  • What is an Order Form?
  • Button Texts
  • Order Notification Email
  • Show Summary with calculations after adding contact info
  • Terms and Conditions Agreement

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  1. Cost Calculator Settings
  2. Global Settings

Order Form (Global)

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The Order Form tab of the is divided into two sections:

Change WordPress Default Mail Sender

In this section, you can change WordPress's default mail sender. Use the Preview button to see how it looks.

  • Sender Email - write the email address that email messages are going out

  • Sender Name - write the name of the sender that emails are going out

Order Form (Global)

What is an Order Form?

An Order Form in the Cost Calculator Builder is a feature that allows users to create a form integrated with the calculator for collecting detailed customer information and streamlining the order process. It typically works as part of a cost estimation workflow, where potential customers calculate the cost of a service or product and then proceed to place an order directly through the form.

In short "Order form is a section in the callculator where the client info (name, email, phone etc) will be taken".

In this case, a calculator will be used just to show the final result or relevant calculations in the Summary Block. It will not accept payments and orders.

This section includes the Apply to All Calculators button, which applies the settings to all calculators on your platform.

Now let's see the settings of the Order Form Global one by one.

Button Texts

  • Open Form Button Text - write down the text that opens the order form

  • Submit Button Text - write down the text that submits the order. It will be done after filling out the order form by the user.

Order Notification Email

In this section, you can manage the email settings that will be sent once the order is created.

  • Subject - enter the subject of the email

  • Add an Order ID to the subject line - add the unique Order ID to the email subject

    • Enter your email - provide the email address

    • Description - This field is just for you, it will not be included in the email message. It helps to mark who owns the email address.

    • Add New Adress - use the button to add a new email address

Show Summary with calculations after adding contact info

This feature lets you collect customers' contact details before showing them the price summary. When enabled, an order is created after the customer fills out the contact form, allowing you to get their info even if they don't make a payment. This way, if a customer isn't satisfied with the price, you can reach out to negotiate and encourage them to use your service. It helps you gather leads and turn them into clients.

  • Contact info form title - put a title to the contact form

  • Submit button text - put a text to the submit button

  • Action options after submitting the form - indicate the action that needs to be performed after submitting the contact form

    • Send a quote and invoice to the customer's email - with this option, order details and the invoice are sent to the customer's email. If payment methods are enabled, the customer will need to check their email for the payment amount, as these details won't be visible in the calculator.

    • Show calculations on Summary block - with this option, customers can see the calculations and order details on the same page immediately after filling in their contact info

Terms and Conditions Agreement

You can add the Terms and Conditions agreement checkbox within your calculator. To do that, enable the Terms and Conditions agreement.

  • Checkbox Label - enter text that will notify the user about reviewing Terms & Conditions next to the checkbox. Limit: 40 symbols. For example: "By clicking this box, I agree to your". At the end of this text, the Linked Page Title will be inserted.

  • Choose Page to Link - select the terms page from the dropdown.

  • Linked Page Title - enter text for the terms link. Limit: 20 symbols. This title will be inserted at the end of the Checkbox Label.

This is how it will look for your users

Order Form and are disabled

Order Form is disabled, but are enabled.

In this case calculator accepts orders and payments. However, you have to choose in the payments tab to accept payments.

To check the manual about the Order Form in , refer to this documentation:

To make the email-sending feature work, ensure you have set up on your website.

Send Email to Address - indicate the email address that will receive the email once the new order is created. The content of the email will be the same for all recipients. Use the button to remove the email address from the list.

To make the "Send a Quote and Invoice to the Customer's Email" setting work, ensure you have set up on your website.

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Payments
payments
Calculator Settings
Order Form
SMTP settings
SMTP settings
Global Settings
Change WordPress Default Mail Sender
Order Form
the form for payments
Cost Calculator > Global Settings
Sample Email Message in Gmail
The process of ordering when 'Send a quote and invoice to the customer's email' is enabled
The process of ordering when 'Show calculations on Summary block' is enabled