Quote syncing lets you link a quote to the opportunity that it was created from and
synchronize all updates between the two records. An opportunity can have multiple quotes, but
it can sync with only one quote at a time.
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While a quote and an opportunity are synced, any addition or change to the list of products
in one record syncs with the list of products in the other one. Adding or removing a line
item from a quote updates the synced opportunity’s Products related list. Adding or
removing a product from the opportunity updates the synced quote’s Quote Line Items related
list. Product sorting also syncs between the two records. The quote and opportunity
continue to sync each way until you stop syncing or delete one of the records.
You can sync quotes and opportunities that don’t have any products. When you add a product
to either record, it’s automatically added to the record that it’s synced to.
If an opportunity and a quote are synced, the opportunity identifies the synced quote in
the following places.
The Synced Quote field on the Opportunity detail page
The Syncing checkbox in the Quotes related list
You can’t edit the opportunity’s Amount field, even if you stop syncing.
If you replace the synced quote with another synced quote, the existing opportunity line
items are replaced by the newly synced quote records.
If you stop the sync between a quote and an opportunity, the link is broken and the records
are no longer automatically updated with each other’s changes.
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