Configuring the Page Break module

Control where a printed quote or PDF starts a new page, so sections don't split awkwardly.

Overview

The Page Break module forces a new page when the quote is printed or saved as a PDF. It puts nothing on the web view — its only job is to stop a section from splitting across two pages.

In HubSpot’s module picker it’s called Page break (Quotivity).

Settings

The module has no settings. You control it in two ways:

Where it sits — drag it on the HubSpot landing page to the point where a new printed page should begin.
Whether it applies — use Hide Module in the configuration panel, or the eye icon in the Template Modules panel, to take it out of the rendered quote without removing it from the page.

Steps

Add the module in HubSpot. Click Edit Design, search the module picker for “Page break”, drag it where the break belongs, and publish the page.
Check the result. Back in Quotivity, download or print the preview and confirm the break lands where you wanted it.
Adjust by moving the module on the landing page, not by adding blank space — spacing shifts as content grows, a break doesn’t.
Publish the template.

Where breaks usually belong

Before the terms and conditions, so a long agreement starts on its own page.
Before the signature block, so nobody signs a page that’s mostly line items.
Between grouped line item tables when each section should read as its own schedule.

Tips

Add several — there’s no limit, and each one only affects print and PDF output.
The break moves with content: if the quote is short, the following section still starts on a fresh page.
Reviewing a template? Print the preview to PDF; page breaks are invisible on screen by design.