Hi,

I am currently investigating python-based shop systems (precisely: lfs and
satchmo). My main focus is one probably quite unusual feature: my customer
(i.e. my employer) needs a shop system that will merely act as a way of
requesting a quotation (no order, no payment). Due to the company's specific
market niche there should be no visible product prices in the shop.
I am not sure, if this requirement sounds weird to you - but it is the
currently accepted reality in that specific market.

I imagine the visitor's experience in the following way:
1) select some articles
2) click on a button labelled "request quotation" (instead of the usual
   "checkout")
3) enter contact details (name, company, address, email, whatever ...)
4) done

This is where the job of the shop system should end - no payment, nothing else.
Internally I will figure out a way to transfer these "order" information into
our ERP system (lx-office/kivitendo) and create a quotation with minimal effort.

Does anyone of you have an idea if (and how) this could be accomplished with
satchmo?
(hide the price, change the "checkout" procedure)

I maintain some python project's - thus I am not scared of digging into the
code. But since I don't have a feeling for satchmo's structure I have no idea
how to approach this problem.

Thank you for your time!

Cheers,
Lars

PS: just in case someone is wondering: I asked the same question regarding lfs
recently on their mailinglist
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/django-lfs/Uk9jmlaJrMc

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