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Connect Quoter through Settings > Integrations to bring its quotes and line items into MSPortal. The wizard has two steps: Connect and Complete. Company association happens during quote synchronization; there is no manual Map Companies step in this wizard. Audience: MSP staff with permission to manage integrations. Company users ask their MSP to connect Quoter, repair synchronization, or change quote access.

Before you start

Have your Quoter Client ID, Client Secret, and Quoter URL Name ready. Use credentials for the intended Quoter account. The app points to Account > API Keys in Quoter; ask your Quoter administrator if you cannot obtain the credentials. For an address such as https://example.quoter.com, the URL name is just example. Do not paste the complete URL, .quoter.com, or a quote’s path into this field. The form accepts letters, numbers, and hyphens and saves the name in lowercase. You need permission to manage integrations (manage_settings_integrations). Reading Quotes does not let you save credentials, change the URL name, sync, or delete the connection.

Connect the account

1

Find Quoter

Open Settings > Integrations and search for Quoter. Under Add integration, select Connect. To manage a connection that already exists, open that connection’s Manage or Configure action.
2

Enter the three fields

In Connect, enter Client ID, Client Secret, and Quoter URL Name. All three must contain a value before Test & Connect becomes available.Keep credentials out of tickets, chat messages, and screenshots. The connected view does not display the saved Client Secret.
Blank Client ID, Client Secret and Quoter URL Name fields in Quoter setup.

The three blank fields on the Connect step.

3

Test and save the connection

Select Test & Connect and wait for the result. This authenticates with Quoter and saves the connection; it is not a test-only button. The URL name is saved as part of the same user workflow.If an error appears after authentication, return to the integration list and check whether the connection already exists before retrying. Connection and URL-name saving can fail separately.
4

Open Complete

After connecting, select Next or the available Complete step. There is no company-mapping screen between these steps.
Quoter setup has Connect and Complete steps; Complete is locked before connecting.

The wizard has two steps. Complete stays locked until you connect.

Start the quote import

1

Open Complete

Open the Complete step for the connected account.
2

Click Sync Quotes

Click Sync Quotes. Wait for Sync started. This means the request started, not that every record has imported.
3

Open Quotes

Click View Quotes when it appears, or open Quotes from the sidebar later.
4

Check a known quote

Compare a known quote’s company, number, revision, line items, and totals with Quoter.
5

Click Complete Setup

Click Complete Setup to leave the wizard.
Complete Setup finishes the wizard; it does not itself start a quote sync. Use Sync Quotes explicitly. A connected or ready message also does not prove that every quote is assigned to the right company.
Active Quoter connections are scheduled to sync quotes every four hours. This is a background schedule, not an immediate delivery guarantee. Connection errors, provider responses, and task failures can delay updates. There is no separate client-mapping import you need to complete in the current Quoter wizard.
1

Open the Connect step

For an existing connection, open Connect. The connected view shows Quoter URL Name.
2

Edit the name

Replace the name with the account subdomain only.
3

Click Save URL Name

Click Save URL Name and wait for Saved.
4

Check a link

Open a known quote and check its Open in Quoter link.
This button saves the URL name directly. Next and Complete Setup do not save an unsaved edit to that field. The URL name supplies the account portion of quote links; it does not change the quote’s company association or portal permissions. A quote also needs its synchronized Quoter identifier to produce a link.

Replace credentials

From the connected Connect view, choose Reconnect with Different Credentials. The form returns to blank credential and URL-name fields. Enter the intended account’s credentials and URL name, then select Test & Connect. Opening that form alone does not disconnect the saved account. Before submitting, check that you are updating the intended connection. If more than one Quoter connection is listed, ask MSPortal support which one you are changing before you submit. After a successful reconnect, review the saved URL name and run Sync Quotes. Check actual quote results rather than assuming that a success message also verifies company matching or every downstream import.

Remove Quoter from MSPortal

For an existing connection, use Delete in the wizard footer. Read the confirmation. Choose Cancel to keep the connection, or Delete Integration to confirm removal.
Confirmed deletion removes the MSPortal connection and its synchronized Quoter quotes, line items, and legacy client data. Reconnecting later requires credentials and another import. This action does not delete the original quotes in Quoter.
Deletion is separate from pausing updates or closing the wizard. Do not delete a connection merely to troubleshoot an incorrect URL name or one missing quote.

Troubleshooting

Frequently asked questions

No. MSP staff manage the integration. Company users ask their MSP for quote access or help with missing records.
Open Settings > Integrations, find Quoter, and open setup. Enter Client ID and Client Secret in Connect, along with Quoter URL Name. Do not put them in the AI Assistant or a support ticket.
Only the account subdomain: use example for example.quoter.com. Do not include the protocol, domain suffix, or quote path. The saved name uses lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
It authenticates and saves credentials and the connection when successful. Treat it as a save operation.
The wizard needs a saved connection before you can advance normally. Complete all three fields, select Test & Connect, and wait for a successful result.
They are not steps in the current Quoter wizard. It has Connect and Complete. Company association is resolved during quote synchronization from an available linked opportunity or the billing organization name.
No. Check a sample of imported quotes and their actual companies. The message does not validate every association.
No. Select Sync Quotes in the Complete step. Complete Setup leaves the wizard.
No. It indicates a started request. Check Quotes after the background work completes and investigate missing records separately.
Active connections are scheduled every four hours. Errors or provider delays can prevent a particular update from appearing on that schedule.
No separate client-mapping import is required in the current Quoter wizard. Use Sync Quotes and verify the resulting company associations.
No. Normal sync can be incremental and process changed quotes only. Ask support to investigate older missing records or associations that remain stale.
No. In the connected view, use Save URL Name and wait for Saved. Advancing or completing the wizard is not a substitute.
No. It affects the account address used in Quoter links. Company association and quote visibility are separate.
No. Opening the blank reconnect form alone does not change the saved connection. Submitting Test & Connect is the operation that saves replacement credentials.
The connected view does not show it. Obtain authorized credentials from your Quoter administrator when a replacement is needed.
Confirm that workflow with MSPortal support before submitting another account’s credentials, especially if multiple Quoter connections are listed. Do not assume that opening another setup form guarantees a separate saved connection.
It removes the MSPortal connection and synchronized Quoter data. It does not delete the original provider proposals. Cancel keeps the connection.
No. Quotes still need the correct company association, and the user’s role and quote visibility rules must allow access. Your MSP manages these permissions.
It imports quotes and line items for the portal. Creating, revising, publishing, and accepting a proposal take place through the appropriate Quoter workflow, not through this setup form.