What's the standard flow of estimates in NetSuite? 1) Opportunity is created. Status is Open (Only native statuses in this conversation) 2) Estimate is created from Opp. Opp moved to Issues Estimate. Estimate is Open 3) What happens if estimate is closed/voided/expired/deleted, what happens to opp? If deleted, it moves back to open. What baout other 3 instances 4) What happens when new estimate is created. DOes it automatically expire the old one. Only one estimate at a time right

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The standard flow of estimates in NetSuite is as follows: 1. An Opportunity is created with a status of Open. 2. An Estimate is created from the Opportunity. The Opportunity status is then moved to 'Issues Estimate' and the Estimate status is set to Open. 3. If the Estimate is closed, voided, expired, or deleted, the status of the Opportunity changes. If the Estimate is deleted, the Opportunity moves back to Open. For the other three instances (closed, voided, expired), the Opportunity status does not automatically change. You would need to manually update the status of the Opportunity. 4. When a new Estimate is created, it does not automatically expire the old one. Multiple Estimates can be linked to the same Opportunity. However, when a Sales Order is created from one of the Estimates, the statuses of all linked Estimates change to 'Closed Won' automatically. If you want to change this behavior, you would need to use a User Event Script triggered when a Sales Order is created from an Estimate. 5. If multiple Estimates are created for the same Opportunity, it can skew the pipeline reporting. One way to handle this is to have the Opportunity drive the forecast and not include the Estimates in the forecast. Another approach is to have salespeople submit justifications for why multiple Estimates are necessary. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******