Quotly was built because the quote process in many B2B companies still works the way it did twenty years ago: a document is sent off, and the seller waits and hopes. There is no insight into whether the customer has opened the quote, let alone how far they are in their decision.
By moving the quote from an attachment to a web page the customer opens, it becomes possible to see when the quote has been reviewed. That makes follow-up more precise, because the seller can react to actual behaviour instead of guessing.
Digital acceptance also means the customer can confirm a quote with a click, which removes some of the friction that otherwise comes with printing, signing, scanning and sending back.
Quotly is, like LeadMan, a product BEZT has built and runs itself, and which is continuously developed based on how sales teams actually use the quote process in practice.