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Automate Sales Quotes Seamlessly with Dropbox Sign Integration
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Creating and sending price quotes is a necessary part of business, but it can also be a laborious process, especially if the sales team sends out multiple quotes daily. You can make things easier on yourself and your sales team by automating your sales quote generation. An excellent way to do that is by using the Dropbox Sign API.
Dropbox Sign allows you to create and send bulk templates, as well as generate dynamic documents such as sales quotes. In this tutorial, you’ll create a command-line utility for generating sales quote documents using the Dropbox Sign API. You’ll pass input data as command line arguments, creating emailed sales quote documents that customers can sign digitally.
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