Make-goods and changes as a revised, signed booking

Open the signed insertion order and use Revise Last Version. The new version describes the make-good, for example six missed breakfast spots re-run the following week at no charge, and you send it. The agency and the advertiser each sign the revised version online, and the earlier version stays as it was signed.

No. QuoteCloud doesn't connect to playout systems or ad servers, and doesn't track delivery or performance. Your traffic team or your own reports find the miss. QuoteCloud never raises a make-good by itself: your team writes it into a revised version of the order.

Yes, on the Business plan. Version history keeps each version of the document, so you can see what the order said before and after a change, and signed documents carry a certificate of authenticity and an audit trail. Revise Last Version starts the new version from the latest one.

You decide who signs each version. A document can have several signers, each with their own signature block, so the agency and the advertiser can both sign the revised order, each in their own browser and with no QuoteCloud account. eSignatures are included on every plan.

Yes. A revised version is a full document, so you can add a week, swap a placement, change quantities or add a $0 make-good line, and the price table recalculates the totals and tax. If a deposit was already paid on the first version, invoice any later amounts from your own accounts.

Yes. Comments and replies sit on the document, so you can write why the order changed and the buyer can answer before signing. Your team sees when the revised version is opened and signed. Slack and Microsoft Teams alerts cover document updates, comments and actions.