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# Manage quotes

This topic describes how to search, renew, or delete a quote.

### Searching for a quote

To search for a quote:

1. Navigate to the **Quotes** page.  
2. Use the filter options on the page to find the required quote, then select  **Search**. You can search using a purchase order or reference number, or date.
3. In the  **Actions** column, select **View** to see detailed information for the quote.

### Renewing a quote

To renew an expired quote:

1. Navigate to the Quotes page, then select the quote to renew.
2. Select **Renew Expired Quote**. 
3. Select **Yes** to confirm that you want to renew the quote. Your renewal request is submitted to SoftwareOne for action.

### Deleting a quote <a href="#deletequote" id="deletequote"></a>

To remove a quote:

1. Navigate to the Quotes page, then select the quote you wish to delete.
2. On the Quote Detail page, select **Delete Quote**.
3. Select **Yes** to confirm that you want to delete the quote.


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