Example workflow
A homeowner whose 15-year-old AC stops on a Saturday afternoon
The homeowner found you on Google Maps and calls on a weekend. Here is how the call becomes a customer for years.
1. Call answered
The IVR sends the emergency to the on-call tech's cellphone. The call is recorded on a new customer.
2. Visit and options
The tech logs the old unit in the Equipment table and presents three replacement options from the pricebook.
3. Follow-up
The homeowner wants to think about it. Texts and a call task follow on day 2 and day 7.
4. Job won
The homeowner accepts. The estimate becomes an invoice with an online payment link.
5. Review asked
After install, a text asks for a Google review. The new review triggers a reply.
6. Agreement started
The homeowner joins the maintenance plan. Monthly billing and tune-up reminders start on their own.
The office spends its time scheduling and selling. Callbacks, follow-ups, tune-ups and billing run on schedule.




