Capture the scope while the lead is warm
Name, address, job type, timeline, and urgency should land before the customer starts calling competitors.
A good lead can disappear between the first call and the quote. The faster you capture scope, draft the quote, and follow up, the less likely the customer is to shop around.
Name, address, job type, timeline, and urgency should land before the customer starts calling competitors.
Panel, EV charger, generator, troubleshooting, and service-call items should come from approved pricing. Unknowns get marked for site confirmation.
Automation can draft and remind. The owner still approves pricing, scope, timing, and anything sensitive.
Separate estimated opportunity from accepted quote value and verified paid revenue. That is the only way to know whether the system is actually working.
Many local electrical shops are owner-led. The same person quoting is often the person on site. CrewKeeper is built to protect the lead while the crew is still working, without forcing a new CRM or accounting system.
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