A True Story
On June 25, 2026, the first staged website order landed in the queue on the first try, and stayed a single entry when the send was retried. Caught once, kept once.
Curated Sync Guide · Your Control Panel
Curated Sync Guide · Your Control Panel
Website quote requests land here instantly, never duplicated, never lost, ready to become IntelliEvent jobs.
This guide explains the Quotes screen in the Curated Sync control panel. No technical background needed. Four minutes to read.
CURRENT AS OF JULY 16, 2026A quote request is revenue raising its hand. This queue makes sure the hand stays raised.
When a customer requests a quote on any of your websites, the request lands in this queue instantly. It is recorded durably and never duplicated, even if the website retries the send.
The promise of this screen: nothing a customer asks for gets lost between the website and your team.
On June 25, 2026, the first staged website order landed in the queue on the first try, and stayed a single entry when the send was retried. Caught once, kept once.
Every request lands, exactly once, no matter how the website behaves.
Each quote shows the customer, the event, the requested items, and a status: pending, pushed, or needs attention. Opening a quote reveals something unusual: the exact three payloads the system would send to IntelliEvent, in order: the job, the set, and the priced line items.
That preview means your team can verify precisely what IntelliEvent will receive before anything is sent. No black box.
You can read exactly what would be sent, before it is sent. Trust by inspection, not by promise.
Two lanes, one switch.
Any quote can be pushed into IntelliEvent by hand, any time, from this screen. A failed push retries, and a dead quote can be re-queued with one click.
After each sync, the system can push every pending quote on its own. The machinery is built and tested. The switch stays off until your team says go.
Today: review and push by hand. At go-live: flip one switch and the queue drains itself.
This section is the one that changes when your team says go.
At go-live, automatic push turns on. Each website quote arrives in IntelliEvent as a "Quote Only" job with priced line items, created through IntelliEvent's own documented job path. Your team then works the job in IntelliEvent exactly as they do today.
Go-live changes who presses the button, not what gets sent. The payloads are the same ones you can preview today.
The quote stays safely in the queue and the push retries later. After repeated failures it parks as "dead" and one click re-queues it. Nothing is lost.
No. Each request carries a unique fingerprint. A retry of the same request is recognized and kept as one entry.
The cart on each website sends them straight to the library. The full road is in How your websites get the catalog.
Caught instantly, kept exactly once, previewable to the byte, and one switch away from flowing on their own.