Your crew stays on the job; the phone still gets answered.
Project calls come in while your team is on site. This snapshot answers them, explains full and partial pool removal, collects everything your estimator needs and emails it to the team. When a lead passes, it asks why; when a job is done, it asks for a review. It never quotes prices, timelines or permits.
Ten answers
Contact, address, service, property and more.
Team email
Every lead and every message.
Text, then email
Why they passed; a review when done.
The snapshot contents.
Voice receptionist for project callers.
Qualification, intake, messages and team alerts.
Asks leads moved to Pass what led them to go another way.
Asks customers moved to Completed for a review.
From Lead to Completed, Pass or Lost.
Six pool fields and business settings.
Three workflows, one customer journey.
Text version of this diagram
A new caller is added to the Sales pipeline at Lead. A known caller with an assigned owner is welcomed back and leaves a message for their project team; any other known caller hears the greeting. The greeting asks whether the caller needs pool removal, a landscape construction project or something else. Pool removal explains full and partial removal and asks which, or whether the caller wants advice. Pool removal and landscaping callers answer the intake: name, phone, email, property address, service type, property type, how they heard about the business, other estimates, landscaping interest and anything else the team should know. The team is emailed the complete lead, the details are posted to the owner's CRM webhook if one is set, and the caller is thanked. Callers with something else leave their name and a message, which is emailed to the team.
Text version of this diagram
When a lead is moved to Pass, the workflow waits a day and texts to ask what led them to go another way. A reply within three days is logged on the contact and the team is emailed to read it; with no reply, the same question goes by email. When a lead is moved to Completed, the workflow waits a day and texts a review link. A reply is logged on the contact; with no reply, the review link goes by email.
Seven owner steps make it yours.
- 1Set your business globals
Business name, service area and review link.
- 2Connect your email sender
And confirm the team support address.
- 3Connect an SMS number
For the follow-up texts.
- 4Optional: set your CRM webhook
To send each new lead to your own system.
- 5Add approved business information
Services, service area and process, in a knowledge base.
- 6Assign the agent to your line
Calls to that number start the receptionist.
- 7Run the acceptance tests
Calls, then a test lead moved to Pass and to Completed.
Run the acceptance tests.
Removal types explained; intake completed; team email with every answer.
Treated as a pool lead; nothing promised about price or timeline.
Intake completed; team email.
The zip code is not asked again.
Name and message taken; team email.
Welcomed back; message taken for the project team.
Asked to spell it and confirm it.
Text the next day; reply logged and the team emailed, or an email if no reply.
Review link by text the next day, or by email if no reply.