
The survey books itself off your website, the quote puts the doorset beside the grilles, and the fit goes in for the week the fabricator says the steel is ready.
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A break-in on the road is decided about that night, not on Monday. The page takes the survey there and then, against the diary you actually keep.
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A survey takes twenty minutes and a shutter takes most of a day. Both on one board is what stops the pair being promised the same morning.
Learn moreMeasured, quoted, signed, fitted. The money and the screens both sit still between those stages, and the only way to know how much is stuck there is to be able to see it.
A price on the visit, a real gap in your week, and a confirmation while they are still on the page. Nothing else about this job is bookable and pretending otherwise would be a lie.
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What most enquiries turn into. Surveyed on a set-price visit, quoted the same day, and fitted the week the fabricator releases it.
Priced off the opening, fitted after closing, and booked as a long evening slot so nothing else gets promised the same day.
Several openings surveyed in one visit and quoted line by line, so the landlord can drop two of them without a fresh quote.
A short set-price job that books straight off the page with no survey, because there is nothing being made to size.
The urgent one. It takes the next real gap instead of sitting in a voicemail, and the confirmation goes out immediately.
One contact, a list of addresses. Each house is its own job with its own openings, so nothing gets fitted at the wrong number.
Commercial work surveyed, quoted with the ironmongery as options, and fitted in a slot the customer chose themselves.
A short return visit priced as itself, sitting on the same customer record as the shutter it belongs to rather than starting a new one.
The add-on that gets forgotten on the day. On the quote as its own line, so it either sells or is deliberately left off.
Front door and three windows on the rental we have over in Ranelagh. Someone had a go at the back door on Friday. How soon can you look?
The fit diary fills long before the survey diary does. With nothing free, the page still takes the enquiry rather than losing it.
Yours is one of three on the kitchen bench. Seeing what has been read and what has been signed is what makes the follow-up call obvious rather than awkward.
Every address you have screened for them, what went on each opening and what it came to, on one card instead of last year's quote folder.
You cannot promise a date at signing, because the frames are not cut yet. Set the fit when the fabricator gives you a week, and the customer gets told once rather than three times.
The quote written most weeks here: the rear doorset on its own, the doorset with grilles to the two ground-floor windows, or the whole ground floor.
Each door and window is a line carrying its size, so a query about the figure has something you can point at.
A doorset made to their opening suits nobody else, so the signature comes first and the sizes follow it.
The quote goes from the phone outside the house, which tends to be before the second crowd has rung back.
A cylinder upgrade, a letterplate cowl, a powder-coat colour, a second set of keys, a closer on the gate. Each one moves the quoted total when the customer picks it, so nothing has to be written out twice.
Mark the transfer off by hand for nothing, or send a card link on Pro. Neither asks you to wait in a hallway while a banking app loads.
Mark the job paid when the money arrives. It costs nothing on any plan and that is not going to change.
Send a card link from the van. It settles into your account rather than sitting with us on the way.
Ask for part once the job is booked so fabrication is covered, then the rest on the day. Staged requests come with Pro.
Two visits to every sale means two runs to every sale. Set the areas you cover and the page declines the ones that were never going to pay.
An address outside it is told while the customer is still on the page, rather than after it is in your week.
If one of you covers the city and one the county, each area belongs to whoever is genuinely near it.
Inside your area the price is the price. Bookables never quietly adds anything for a longer run.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
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They can. The page offers the gaps you genuinely have, checks the address is inside the area you work, and confirms the survey by email.
Survey the openings once, then offer the specifications as options the customer picks, with the total following. Priced options come with Pro.
Yes. The signed quote becomes the job, and the fit goes on the board for the week the fabricator gives you rather than a date guessed at signing.
Bank transfer marked off by hand is free on any plan. Card payments come with Pro and settle into your own account instead of being held here.
The customer sends a request with the days that suit and it lands in the inbox. One reply books it, so a full diary does not cost you the job.
No. Bookables holds the job, the quote and the money. Whatever test evidence a doorset or shutter carries stays with the manufacturer who made it.
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