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What should move forward from the quote
Not every quote field belongs in a show file, but the core intent should carry forward clearly.
- Client, venue, date, and point-of-contact details.
- Approved equipment, labor, services, and section-level scope.
- Discounts, deposits, status, and client approval history.
- Internal assumptions that affect staffing, prep, or delivery.
- Document links that clients and internal users may need later.
Why version history matters
When a quote changes after approval, teams need to know what changed and what the client actually saw. That is especially important when links get forwarded, deposits are collected, or a production manager is working from an earlier scope.
A good workflow keeps client-facing documents stable while letting the internal team continue improving the live job record.
How Flightcase connects the handoff
Flightcase is designed so the commercial record and production record can stay in conversation. Quotes can support client approval links, invoices, show records, gear plans, and operational follow-through without forcing teams to copy the same information into a new tool at every stage.
That gives teams a more durable handoff between sales, production, warehouse, crew, and finance.
A cleaner workflow in practice
The practical goal is simple: the team should know what was sold, what was approved, what needs to be prepared, who needs to be there, and what changed since the last version.
When those answers stay connected, production management becomes less about chasing the latest file and more about running the job.