Website Request In
A homeowner requested an AC replacement estimate through the website at 9:05 a.m.
“Can someone call me about an AC replacement estimate?”
- AC replacement estimate
- Website form received at 9:05 a.m.
- Customer reply pending
Jarvis Business Assistant
Track customer requests and follow-ups. For HVAC teams, see who owns each website lead and which replies are due.
Request a demoSee who owns each website request and which replies are overdue. Start with one website form and your office inbox. Keep your current scheduler. Before setup, we agree on access and who records each reply. Your office reviews and sends customer replies.
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A homeowner requested an AC replacement estimate through the website at 9:05 a.m.
“Can someone call me about an AC replacement estimate?”
The request came in at 9:05 a.m. and nobody has been assigned to call back.
“Can someone call me about an AC replacement estimate?”
Morgan was assigned to call the homeowner by 10:00 a.m.
“Can someone call me about an AC replacement estimate?”
Morgan confirmed receipt at 9:12 a.m. and the homeowner is still waiting for a callback.
“Can someone call me about an AC replacement estimate?”
A homeowner asked for an AC replacement estimate. Morgan’s callback was due at 10:00 a.m. and is still pending.
“Can someone call me about an AC replacement estimate?”
Morgan has a draft asking when to call and can review and send it.
“Can someone call me about an AC replacement estimate?”
Alex is checking whether the furnace request is within the service area.
“Can you service my furnace? I’m in Greensboro.”
Morgan’s callback is overdue and Alex’s service area check is pending.
“Which website requests still need a reply or an office decision?”
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