Every estimate request, milestone update, and satisfaction check lands on your desk. Here's what the franchise looks like when the customer experience runs without you holding it together.
You're on the phone chasing yesterday's leads. But this time, the inquiry gets a professional response immediately, in your franchise's voice, before they scroll past.
A real estimate request got qualified the way you would handle it, captured the project scope, and set expectations for next steps.
Project scope, timeline pressure, and scheduling preference land in one place, flagged by urgency, ready for the estimator.
You see what landed and what's next, without being the one who had to catch it.
3 rooms interior · pre-listing rush · walkthrough tomorrow 10 AM
Client confirmed timeline. Estimator assigned. Confirmation text sent automatically.
When the estimate closes and the job books, the next touch goes out on its own, so the customer never feels like they're chasing you.
When the crew wraps, the satisfaction check and review request go out automatically, closing the loop on a job you barely touched.
The kind of intake-to-close system a multi-crew franchise needs, built around how a one-person office actually operates.
In a repeat-referral business, every inquiry you catch and every follow-up you send is a job your crews paint next week.
If we're wrong, the conversation ends here. If we're close, this is rarely the only thing you're holding together by hand.
We built this from public information. How close did we get?
Tell us where we got it right, or where we missed. Under a minute.