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# Create Terms & Conditions sets for quotes

The Terms & Conditions section on Settings -> Quotes is where you create the sets of terms your team can choose from when building a quote; they appear at the bottom of the quote. Add Terms & Conditions to create a set with a name and content, then Save it on the card; the edit and delete controls change or remove a set. The content editor supports rich text — bold, italics, underline, headings, lists, divider lines, and tables — and that formatting appears on the quote exactly as you see it (see [Format descriptions and terms with rich text](/revenue/quotes/format-descriptions-and-terms-with-rich-text.md)).

You can keep more than one set (for example, standard and commercial). Because a quote requires terms before it can be saved, having at least one set here is what lets your team finish quotes.

> **Where to find it:** Settings -> Quotes, the Terms & Conditions section

## Related guides

* [Choose and customize your quote document template](/administration/settings/choose-and-customize-your-quote-document-template.md)
* [Set up quote prompt templates for AI drafting](/administration/settings/set-up-quote-prompt-templates-for-ai-drafting.md)
* [Add or edit a pricebook item](/administration/settings/add-or-edit-a-pricebook-item.md)
* [Add the intake form to your website](/administration/settings/add-the-intake-form-to-your-website.md)
* [Automate task statuses with Task Automations](/administration/settings/automate-task-statuses-with-task-automations.md)


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