Follow up before the quote goes cold.
Unanswered quotes stay visible, and the right person gets reminded when a customer needs a reply, so a "maybe" doesn't quietly become a "no".
Quoted per projectThe price follows the work. You get a written, fixed quote before anything is built.
Kitchen reno · quote #104
Four steps, no new app to learn.
Quote is logged
Every quote sent gets a row: who, what, when and how much.
Reminder fires
If there's no reply after the agreed interval, the right person is nudged.
Customer is nudged
Optionally, a short, polite follow-up goes to the customer.
Outcome is recorded
Won, lost or rescheduled, with no extra typing.
Built in the tools you already pay for.
Quoted per project, based on how much work your setup needs. Deliverables, timing and success checks are written into a fixed quote before the build starts.
What drives the quoteIncluded in a typical build
Before we begin.
Which tools can you work with?+
We start with the tools you already use. During discovery, we check how they can connect, what access is needed and where a manual step still makes sense. The proposal names the integrations included in the build.
How long does a first workflow take?+
The timeline depends on the workflow, the integrations and the access available. We agree the schedule once the scope is clear, before the build begins.
Who owns the finished system?+
Ownership and access are covered in the proposal, including the accounts, custom work and any third-party licences involved. We make those terms clear before you agree to the build.
What keeps getting missed?
The unanswered DM. The quote nobody followed up. The same details copied three times. Tell me what's happening.