Quote requests & entries

A calculator gives the visitor a price; the quote request form turns that moment into a lead. Turn it on and every submission is stored, emailed to you, and exportable.

The quote form

In a calculator’s settings, enable the quote request form and choose which contact fields to ask for:

• Name and email (the essentials).
• Phone and message (optional).

When the visitor submits, their contact details are saved together with a snapshot of the quote — the values they chose, the line items, and the total — so you always see what they were quoted.

Entries

Submissions appear under the Calculator menu as entries. For each one you can:

• Read the full snapshot — every input and the calculated total.
• See its status — new or read.
• Delete it.

Filter by calculator to focus on one form, and page through longer lists.

Email notification

Each submission can email a notification to the address you set on the calculator, so a new lead lands in your inbox the moment it comes in.

CSV export

Export entries to a CSV from the entries screen — columns for the contact details, total, status, date, and the full snapshot. The export is spreadsheet-safe (guarded against formula injection) and opens cleanly in Excel, Numbers or Sheets.

Privacy & GDPR

Entries live in your database — no external services and no IP addresses stored. The plugin registers with WordPress’s personal-data export and erase tools, so a customer data request covers calculator entries automatically.

Alovio Calculator is a quoting and lead-capture tool — it does not process payments. Take the conversation from the quote to the sale your way.

In Pro

Alovio Calculator Pro builds on entries: a branded PDF quote the visitor can download or receive by email, webhooks & Zapier to push every submission into your CRM, and quote analytics to see what converts.