Yes. Every lead from your website's forms, your Google Business Profile and your inbox reaches your AMTECH AI employee. Its Follow-up teammate answers each one at your real prices, follows up on the schedule you set until the customer says yes or no, and books the visit when they say yes.
Your team
Working step by step
Open quotes: This monthEvery quote ends in a yes or a no.
Someone filled in the website form last night about a fence repair. Did anyone answer?
Yes. Follow-up answered within minutes under your standing approval for first replies, with your price range and two times to come and look. The customer picked Thursday. The booking is ready for your yes.
Thanks for choosing Thursday. Our estimator will be at your house between 9 and 10 to look at the fence.
You do not need to be home if the side gate is open. You will have the price the same day.
Just reply here if the time no longer works.
Assumed: the side gate can be reached from the street, as the photos showChecked: Thursday morning against your calendar
Any word on the kitchen quote we sent Monday?
Not yet. Follow-up sent a short note on Wednesday and another on Friday. The third, below, asks one easy question so the customer can answer in a word.
Hi again. I wanted to check on the kitchen quote we sent on Monday.
Is it still something you are planning, or should I close the file for now?
Either answer helps, and it only takes a word.
Assumed: the price stays as quoted, since you did not ask to change itChecked: your inbox and texts for any reply
Which quotes are still open?
Every open quote is below, with where it stands and what goes out next. Only the ones marked for you need your yes.
| Quote | Last heard | Next | Who |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birch Lane kitchen | Monday | Third note today | Your yes |
| Oak Street fence | Last week | Second note Friday | Standing approval |
| Hill Road deck | Said yes | Deposit request | Collections |
| Mesa Drive patio | Said no: price | Closed | Reason noted |
Assumed: your schedule: a note after two days, then after a weekChecked: every reply by email, text and Google message
A form on your site, a message on your Google listing or an email to the shop reaches your employee, which reads what the customer asked for and where they are.
Follow-up answers from your prices and your calendar, with a real time to come and look or a price range, while the customer is still choosing who to call.
You say yes to each reply, or give a standing approval in your own words, such as first replies to anyone asking for a gutter cleaning quote.
Two days later, then a week later, Follow-up sends the next short note, changes the offer only when you tell it to, and stops the moment the customer says yes or no.
When the customer says yes, Collections sends the deposit request and your employee puts the visit on your calendar, so the lead you won does not go quiet a second time.
Your employee reads your site and your Google listing, finds the quotes that never got an answer, and sends the first follow-up when you say yes.
No. You set how many notes go out and how far apart, every one is short and in your own words, and Follow-up stops the moment a customer answers, whatever the answer is.
Yes. Your employee reads the quotes in your inbox and your quote log from the last few months, finds the ones that never got an answer, and follows up every one of them this week.
Your employee asks you in one line and answers the customer with what you said; the next customer who asks the same thing gets it without waiting for you.
Name your business and book a call. Your agents answer by doing the first piece of the work on it.
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