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Early access: Offering storefront is rolling out gradually. Contact info@soundchecklive.io if you’d like it turned on for your organization.
The storefront turns your offerings catalog into a public page. Buyers pick what they need, answer a few questions, see a live estimated range, and request a quote. No Soundcheck login required. Each request lands in Leads with a draft quote attached.

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Share your storefront

The storefront is your public booking form. On the Offerings page, the Public booking form card shows your public link:
  • Copy link copies the URL.
  • Open opens it in a new tab.
  • Embed on your website gives you a Copy code button for an <iframe> snippet you can drop straight into your site.
If nothing in your catalog is marked to show, the form skips the services step and buyers send a request without picking items.

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Choose what’s public

Turn on In storefront on any offering to let buyers see and pick it. Retired (non-sellable) offerings never show, no matter this setting. Turn on Show as a package in the storefront on an invoice template to publish it as a bundle; buyers see the package’s items and quantities but never your rates or costs.

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What buyers see

The form asks one step at a time and uses what your workspace already knows to guide the buyer. See lead intake for the hints each step shows.
1

Your event

What are you planning? Buyers pick the event type and dates. Once they pick a date, they see whether you look open then.
2

Location

Where is it? Buyers enter the location. When it matches one of your saved venues, answers the venue already gives are filled in for them.
3

Services

What do you need? Buyers choose packages and individual services. Items that take a quantity show a stepper, and the services you sell most for that event type are marked Popular. A live Your estimate panel shows an estimated range, not a final price.
4

Details

A few details: questions that adapt to what they picked, such as guest count and budget.
5

Your quote

Where should we send your quote? Buyers give their name and email (required), plus optional phone and company, then select Request my quote. No payment is taken.
After submitting, buyers see a confirmation that you have their request and will follow up by email with a final quote, with their estimated range and selections, and a Start another request button.
Prices and costs are never sent to the public page. Buyers only ever see the estimated range, never your underlying rates.

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What happens next

Every submission creates a lead in your pipeline. When the buyer picked priced packages or services, the lead also gets a draft quote. Requests sent through the simple request form (when nothing in your catalog is marked to show) arrive as a lead only, with no quote. Open a lead to see its quote card: The card also lists the quoted line items, any assumptions behind the estimate, and the buyer’s answers to your questions. Follow up and convert the lead the same way as any other inquiry.

Offerings

Build the catalog and packages your storefront sells.

Lead tracking

Where storefront requests land and how to follow up.