Categories
Group related products or services without changing the private services workflow.
A catalogue connected to billing
Organise featured items into categories, control what customers can see and let a public order move into QuickBill without rebuilding the service information.
What it includes
This capability works with the platform's current records and controls rather than creating a disconnected process.
Group related products or services without changing the private services workflow.
Control category and item position directly from the catalogue settings.
Decide exactly which categories and featured items appear publicly.
Use the existing QuickBill checkout flow when a customer places an order.
Practical by design
Catalogue categories and items can be reordered with mouse or touch. Items can move between categories, visibility can be switched independently and the public colours remain controlled by the business owner.
Create categories and arrange public service items into a clear browsing order.
Reorder items or move them between categories with mouse and touch.
Publish only the categories and featured service items intended for customers.
Use the catalogue colour settings chosen by the QuickBill account owner.
How it works
QuickBill keeps common actions clear on mobile and desktop.
Name the groups that make sense for your customers.
Drag services into the right category and preferred order.
Choose catalogue colours and public visibility.
Use the public link, QR code or website embed options.
Questions
No. Catalogue categories and ordering apply only to the public catalogue experience.
Yes. Items can be dragged between categories using mouse or touch.
Yes. Categories and featured service items have independent public visibility controls.
QuickBill provides public links and embed options for displaying the catalogue from another website.
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