Requests arrive in different places
Your team checks inboxes, forms and notes to work out who needs an answer.
Customers ask for quotes, appointments and information in different places. We bring the details together, check what is missing and send each request to the person who can help. Your team can see who needs a reply and what happens next.
For businesses that receive quote requests, appointment enquiries or new customer questions.
Service quote request
New brief receivedReady to checkOffice clean request
Assigned · Customer team✓ Details checkedArrange the first appointment
Next · Appointment conversation↗ Call bookedA request should arrive with the details you need, reach the right person and stay visible until someone follows up.
Your team checks inboxes, forms and notes to work out who needs an answer.
A quote is delayed because the job type, location or timing is missing.
Two people reply to the same enquiry, or each assumes somebody else has handled it.
See how a quote request reaches your team, becomes a booking and helps you collect the details needed to start the job.
Select a stage to see what goes in, what comes out, and where your team stays involved.
Ask the questions needed for a quote or booking, such as the service, location and preferred date.
A customer asking about a job or service
A request saved in one place
Apply rules you agree. Mark missing details for staff to check instead of guessing.
The request and the details your team needs
Missing details marked for staff to check
Put the information in your customer software or tracking tool and give someone a follow-up task.
The checked request and your tracking tool
A saved customer record and an assigned person
Offer a suitable booking or help your team request the remaining information.
The agreed service and available appointments
A suitable booking or a task to arrange it
Once the customer agrees, collect the agreed documents and create the tasks needed to start work.
A customer who has agreed to go ahead
The information and staff tasks needed to start
These are the parts we can include. Your written quote lists the tasks, tools, quantities and checks included in your project.
Ask the questions your team needs to prepare a quote or arrange an appointment.
Check service, location or job details using rules you agree. Flag missing answers for a person.
Save the details in your customer-management software or agreed tracking tool.
Connect the right requests to your calendar, with agreed reminders.
Collect documents and create tasks once a customer agrees to go ahead.
Show who needs a reply, flag failed deliveries and teach your team how to use it.
We can connect your current website or include a new one. Extra enquiry sources, draft quotes and customer login areas can be added when agreed. Any paid software and usage costs are explained separately.
These example screens show how the work could look. We build your version around your business and the tools you use.
“Can you quote for the work and let us know when you can visit?”
Budget wasn’t included in the enquiry. Keep it visible for the customer team.
A cleaning business receives a request for an office clean. The form collects the address, type of clean and preferred date. The request is saved in its customer records and assigned to the person preparing quotes. A missing size estimate is flagged for a follow-up question. Once the customer accepts, the agreed setup checklist begins.
Collect job details before preparing a quote. Let staff check anything that needs a site visit.
Ask about the service needed, arrange a suitable conversation and collect agreed information before work starts.
Keep the tools that work. Decide what needs to be added, connected, or operated on an ongoing basis.
Your quote lists the enquiry sources, forms, software connections, booking rules and setup tasks included. Extra sources, quote-writing features or a new website are added only when agreed.
We explain which information we need, who checks the work and who looks after it once it is in use.
Show us your current form, inbox or other source of customer requests.
Which services, areas, dates or other details affect the next step?
Choose where requests are saved and who should reply or approve a booking.
We test that it does the job we agreed. To see whether it saves time, we compare the task before and after your team starts using it.
Can your team see and respond to a new request sooner?
Are the details needed for the next step arriving together?
How much copying and chasing remains after the setup is in use?
We understand the task, build the parts you choose, test them and show your team how to use them. Your quote explains the accounts and ongoing costs.
Your team can run the finished setup. We can also quote for checking connections, fixing changes caused by other software and making agreed improvements.
Answers about what we can build, what we need from you and how your team uses it.
No. We can often connect the form you already use. We suggest a website change only when it helps customers understand your services or send better information.
It is software for keeping customer details and tracking enquiries. If you do not use one, we can discuss a simpler tracking tool that suits your business.
We can agree which acknowledgements or reminders are appropriate. Quotes, uncertain requests and important decisions can stay with your staff.
Yes, where those services allow a suitable connection. We confirm each source and its cost before including it.
That depends on the forms, software, rules and tasks included. We agree those first, then give you a written quote separating setup from ongoing costs.
Tell us where requests arrive, where you save customer details and what your team keeps chasing.
Improve your enquiriesTell us what happens today. We will help you work out what to improve first.