Enter where the house is, who lives there, and what they said on the phone — “the TV keeps dropping,” “we want cameras.” Press Research, then Generate bid. Out come three documents that look like a design studio made them: the proposal, the order receipt, and a welcome flyer with the Wi-Fi codes on it.
Sign up onlineSquare footage, floors, basement, lot, year built, a photo of the front — the things you'd Google before the site walk, already on the page.
Where the radios go, whether the yard needs one, which TV should get a cable. Drawn on a floor sketch the customer understands.
Budget to Ultimate, your price book, your add-ons, your support plans, the 5% for a support year — all filled in.
Same layout, same voice, same warranty table, same referral offer. Change a price once and every future packet knows.
Three networks, three QR codes, a “both of you get paid” referral box. It's the page customers put on the fridge.
Email or text, tracked. When they sign, the deposit receipt writes itself.
“A six-page proposal for a three-bedroom ranch, and the homeowner read all six.” — the Cox job, Hillsboro MO