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Estimate Follow Up Assistant

Estimates get sent and never followed up, the single biggest recoverable revenue leak.

You get

A short, tactful follow up sequence that keeps an estimate alive without nagging.

Who it's for
Anyone who sends quotes and loses some of them to silence.
When to use it
Whenever you have an estimate outstanding that hasn't gotten a yes or no.
What it needs
  • Estimate details and amount
  • When you sent it and any history since
  • Timeline or deadline the customer mentioned
What it produces
A follow up message (or short sequence) ready to review and send, timed and worded to prompt a reply.

Example input

"Sent a $4,200 patio estimate to Karen 8 days ago. She said she wanted it finished before her daughter's graduation party. No reply yet."

Example output

A warm check in that references the graduation deadline, restates the value without dropping the price, and makes it easy to say yes, plus a suggested second nudge if she's still quiet in a few days.

How it works

  1. 1Takes the estimate and its history.
  2. 2Chooses a tone that's persistent but never pushy, using your voice.
  3. 3Drafts the message and, if useful, a follow on nudge.
  4. 4Recommends timing and leaves sending to you.

Catches what is slipping

Catches the estimate that went quiet, then writes the follow up.

ManualSweepConnectedoptionalScheduledoptional

You show it

Your open estimates list, with dates sent and last contact

What gets flagged

  • Flags an estimate quiet past your first follow up window (default 3 days)
  • Flags estimates quiet past 7 days as going cold, with a firmer sequence
  • Hands estimates quiet past 30 days to reengagement instead of chasing them cold
  • Ranks highest value and closest to deadline first

You review every draft. Nothing is ever sent to a customer automatically.