Unanswered enquiries.
Someone asks for a quote. Nobody owns the reply.
For service businesses where enquiries, quotes and follow-ups still live in WhatsApp, inboxes, spreadsheets and the owner’s head.
In two calls, I find the point where work slows down. If we agree, I fix that one thing. No rebuild. No retainer. No generic report.
Useful when work is spread across
WhatsApp · Inbox · Spreadsheet · Owner’s headDiagnosis board
Not with a full rebuild. Not with a monthly retainer. Not with another report.
Two calls to understand how enquiries, quotes and jobs move through the business. Then one practical fix if we agree.
If the fix is bigger than we scoped, I quote it before I start.
Where work gets stuck
Someone asks for a quote. Nobody owns the reply.
The customer was interested. Then the thread goes quiet.
Every job waits for the one person with the answer.
Work moves from phone to WhatsApp to spreadsheet, and things disappear.
The diagnosis
I look at how enquiries, quotes and jobs currently move.
I show you the one place where work is slowing down.
If we agree it is worth fixing, I quote the fix before I start.
One practical fix
Every quote has an owner, a status and a next chase date.
| Customer | Status | Next chase |
|---|---|---|
| Joinery job | Sent | Thu 10:00 |
| Roofing quote | Waiting | Fri 14:00 |
| Site visit | Needs owner | Today |
Website forms, calls, emails and DMs stop disappearing.
| Source | Owner | Reply by |
|---|---|---|
| Website | Office | Today |
| Yard | Tomorrow | |
| Phone | Office | Today |
Warm customers are chased without relying on memory.
| Warm lead | Rhythm | Next touch |
|---|---|---|
| Quote sent | Day 2 chase | Tomorrow |
| Site visit | Send recap | Today |
| Old enquiry | Re-open | Friday |
Routine jobs stop waiting on the owner.
| Check | |
|---|---|
| Job booked | Done |
| Deposit paid | Done |
| Materials confirmed | Open |
| Owner approval | Waiting |
What usually shows up
The quote was sent, but nobody chased it.
The enquiry came through WhatsApp, then vanished.
The owner has to answer every small question.
The team knows the job, but not the next step.
Two calls. One diagnosis. One practical fix if we agree.
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