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Web apps and URLs

Every customer-facing tool in your account has its own web address, live from the day your account is created. Apps & Embed → Web Apps is where you find them all in one place.

What you'll find there​

The Web Apps screen shows a card for each app your account has enabled:

  • Each quote tool you offer — Solar, Commercial Solar, Battery, Heat Pump, Air Conditioning, Boiler
  • Your Customer Portal
  • Your Proposals App

Apps not enabled for your account appear greyed out.

The Web Apps screen, showing a card for each quote tool, the customer portal, and the Proposals App, each with its web address underneath

Each card gives you three things:

  • A cog icon through to that app's settings
  • A Launch action that opens the customer-facing app in a new tab — hover over the card's image to reveal it
  • The app URL, with a button to copy it

Getting a quote tool's address​

  1. Go to Apps & Embed → Web Apps.
  2. Find the card for the tool you want.
  3. Click the copy button next to its URL.

That address is immediately usable. Paste it into a button on your website, an email, or a text message to a customer.

You can also find the same address on the tool's own Overview tab under Hosted URL, with a button to open it in a new tab.

Check it before you send it​

Use Launch and work through the tool as a customer would before you put the address anywhere public. It is the quickest way to catch a missing package, an odd price, or copy that still says "quote" when your business says "estimate".

Making the address your own​

The default address sits on a Simplified subdomain. Customers will notice, and on a considered purchase it costs you a little credibility.

To use your own instead, register a subdomain and map it to the app — see Custom domains and subdomains. Once mapped, quote.yourbusiness.co.uk serves the same tool.

You can have more than one address pointing at the same app, which is useful for campaign-specific landing paths. One is marked as the default, and that is the one used in links inside emails Simplified sends on your behalf.

What's next​