Save site photos to Google Drive
- When
- You or your crew add a photo to a job.
- It does
- Copies it into a folder in your own Google Drive or Dropbox.
- You see
- Every stage of the build in your folder, ready to share with the client.
A renovation can take weeks of calls, site visits and back and forth before anyone signs. We set up the follow-ups and the paperwork so that part keeps moving while you run the jobs you've already won.
An automation card like the ones in the app. When it runs, what it does, and where you'll see it.
From the questions you answer in the app. A Yes tells us what to set up.
Do you want replies drafted for website and Facebook enquiries, for you to check and send?
A reply is written for each enquiry, and nothing goes until you check it.
Do you want people who asked about a job but went quiet followed up?
People who asked about a job and went quiet get one friendly follow-up.
Do you want your emails sorted and replies drafted for you?
Enquiries in your email go into one list, with a reply written for you to check.
Do you want customers reminded about unpaid invoices?
Customers get a polite reminder when an invoice is overdue, twice at most.
Do you want job photos saved to Google Drive or Dropbox?
Photos you add to a job are copied to your own Google Drive or Dropbox.
Do you want a short update written for your Google listing each month?
Once a month, a short post for your Google listing is written for you to check.
Yes, from what you approve. If you don't do jobs under a certain size, or outside certain suburbs, it says so politely and still takes the details in case you want them.
Quote follow-ups work on quotes sent from your portal. If yours go out from somewhere else, tell us on the video call and we'll say honestly what we can connect and what we can't.
You do. They're copied into your own Google Drive or Dropbox, and they stay there if you ever stop working with us.
Yes. A short post for your Google listing is written each month for you to check, and photos of finished work can go up with it.
Tell us what's eating your week. We'll show you what we'd switch on, what it costs, and if we're not the right fit.