Applies to: Core, Advanced, Enterprise
After a successful calculation, Quote & Cut shows the quote result on the frontend form.
The exact result layout depends on the selected form style.
Total price #
The result shows the total price for the Quote & Cut job.
This price can include:
- Material cost.
- Machine cutting cost.
- Pierce cost.
- Gas cost.
- Handling cost.
- Markups.
- Minimum price adjustments.
- Folding costs, if selected.
- Powder coating costs, if selected.
Price per part #
Part rows/cards may show a price per part after calculation.
This helps customers understand the price for each uploaded part.
Live summary #
Studio and Workbench layouts include a live summary panel.
This can show:
- Number of parts.
- Total quantity.
- Number of materials.
- Readiness checks.
- Current quote total.
After calculation, the summary updates to show the latest calculated quote.
Add to Cart button #
After a successful calculation, Quote & Cut shows the Add to Cart button.
The customer must click this button to send the calculated quote to WooCommerce.
A calculated quote is not automatically placed in the cart.
Nested preview #
If frontend nested previews are enabled, customers may see an optimised layout preview after calculation.
The preview can show how parts were arranged on the sheet.
The nested preview can be hidden from:
Quote & Cut → Settings
Enable:
Do not show nested preview on the frontend
Pricing-only notices #
In some cases, Quote & Cut may show notices explaining that part of the result is priced but not displayed as a standard nested layout.
Customers should follow the message shown on the form.
Admin diagnostics #
If diagnostics are enabled, logged-in administrators can see a detailed cost and time breakdown after calculation.
Diagnostics are intended for admins and support, not normal customer guidance.
Quote result is based on current form data #
If the customer changes the form after calculating, the quote result may no longer match the current part list.
Customers should recalculate after changing:
- DXF files.
- Materials.
- Quantities.
- Folding choices.
- Powder coating choices.
- Part list.
If the price looks wrong #
If a customer reports that a price looks wrong, check:
- Selected material.
- Quantity.
- Uploaded DXF.
- Part dimensions.
- Secondary Process selections.
- Pricing settings.
- Material cost.
- Cut speed.
- Pierce time.
- Gas cost.
- Markups.
- Minimum price per part.
Use diagnostics as an administrator if you need to review the calculation breakdown.
Continue to: Adding a Quote to the Cart.
