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The customer wants to move the start date. The quote has not been accepted.
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The customer changes plans
See how a new message changes the context and next step.
Before: the email in Outlook
Quote for extension — Solvej 14
Louise Bergström · louise@example.com
Hi Jonas. We need to move the start to 19 October. Can you still finish by November? We have not approved the quote yet.
After: context and next action
The customer requests a 19 October start and explicitly says the quote has not been approved.
Check the source emailThe email does not prove: That you have capacity for the new date or can finish by November.
Check capacity against the new message. The overview keeps the changed schedule visible.
A prepared example of Frida’s suggestions — not an analysis of your inbox.
What you need to check: Can you actually deliver on the new dates? A requested date is not an agreement.
Quote for extension — Solvej 14
Hi Jonas. We need to move the start to 19 October. Can you still finish by November? We have not approved the quote yet.
Summary (2)
Hi Jonas. Could you send a quote for the extension? We would like it finished by November.
Hi Louise. The quote is DKK 150,000 including VAT. We have proposed starting on 5 October. Could you get back to us once you have reviewed it?
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