How to create a quote request form? I'm building a Drupal site that uses nodes to display a number of high value products. There are no e-commerce features due to the high value of the products being offered for sale, but the client wants a quote form on each product (node) page so that a potential buyer can enter some brief information and click to send a quote request for the item that they are viewing. 

To make it clear, I have a content type called "Product", and I want this quote request form to be on each page and pre-loaded with the name of the product that that page is listing... it's not important whether the form is embedded in the node itself or displayed in a block, but it is important that the name of the product be preloaded in the form. 

Following the form submission, ideally it would send an email to the website contact address. 

I've considered using the entity form module and embedding the option to select a form in a node, but I don't want the client to have to manually create a form for each node.

Any ideas about how to create this functionality?
Entity Forms are, IMO, a long shot. 

1. Webform module

You can use Webform module, and add an Option list (HTML select list) field to the webform, and autopopulate it with a URL parameter. Webform module supports populating the field value automatically from any $_GET, $_COOKIE, or $_SERVER value. 

For the select list values, you can use a View to build the list of Product nodes. 

2.  Entity Forms

Since you already have an Entity Form, you can do it with the traditional field approach. 
Similar to the webform's select lists, you can create a View to list all Product nodes. Entity Reference module supports Option (radio, select, checkboxes) field type, with the options fetched from a View. You can use Entity Reference Prepopulate module to populate the Product node from a URL parameter. 

3.  Custom module

Either way above, you will have to use some modules. If you are OK to create a custom module, you can do it with a little coding as well. Be prepared to go through a little bit learning and conventions first. This is a nice guide to get you started. 

You can do this easily with an EntityFieldQuery to fetch the eligible nodes list, and then setting the #default_value in hook_form_alter hook.