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# Edit a Quote

**Edit a Quote** changes the contents of an existing Limio Quote — the offers, add-ons and quantities on it — before the customer accepts it.

{% hint style="warning" %}
This is not the same as an [Update Quote](https://docs.limio.com/salesforce/cpq/limio-cpq), which creates a *new* quote that amends an existing **subscription**. Editing revises a quote; an Update Quote amends a subscription.
{% endhint %}

Editing reuses the same flow as quote creation, but it opens pre-populated with the offers, add-ons and quantities already on the record. You can adjust without starting from scratch, and once loaded the flow behaves exactly as it does during creation.

## How to edit a quote

1. Click **Edit Limio Quote** from the Actions on the Limio Quote record.
2. Update offers, add-ons or quantities in the editable Cart Items component.
3. Click **Save**.

If you close without saving, no changes are applied.

## Related

* [Manual Price Override](/salesforce/cpq/manual-price-override.md) — adjust pricing rather than contents
* [Quote Statuses and Lifecycle](/salesforce/cpq/quote-statuses.md)


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