Missed enquiry check
We look at whether customers can easily contact you, what happens if you miss a call, and whether forms give a clear next step.
Free enquiry and admin automation audit
Send your website and a few details. We will look for practical ways to capture missed calls, reply faster, follow up quotes and reduce admin.
What you get
The audit is designed to find small, realistic improvements that can protect revenue without overcomplicating your business.
We look at whether customers can easily contact you, what happens if you miss a call, and whether forms give a clear next step.
We look for places where quotes, inspections, callbacks or bookings could be followed up more consistently.
We suggest one simple workflow that could save admin time or help win more work, with human oversight built in.
Who it is for
The best fit is a business that receives calls, website forms, quote requests, inspection enquiries or booking requests while the owner or team is busy working.
Plumbers, roofers, electricians, heating engineers, landscapers, pest control and specialist home service firms.
Clinics, dentists, accountants, wellness businesses and local service firms that rely on bookings or callbacks.
Businesses that are too busy for manual follow-up but not ready to hire another full-time admin person.
Request the audit
The more specific you are, the better the audit. If you already know the issue, such as missed calls, slow quote follow-up or too much admin, mention it in the message box.
Audit FAQs
It will show where enquiries may be lost, where customers may be left waiting, where quotes are not followed up and which simple automation should be built first.
No. If you do not have a CRM, the first system can use a simple tracker. If you already use one, the audit can look at how enquiries should feed into it.
No. Call handling can be part of it, but the audit also looks at forms, quote follow-up, callbacks, admin handoffs and owner notifications.
No. Quotes, complaints, technical advice and sensitive customer messages should keep human oversight. The goal is faster response and better organisation, not reckless automation.