We already follow up our quotes.

You follow up the ones you remember, in the weeks that are not busy. Day 2, 5 and 9 on every quote without exception is a different number, and it is the number that shows up in the close rate.

Can it handle rebate and finance questions?

It answers from your own rules and current rebate figures, and escalates anything it is not certain about rather than guessing. Getting a rebate number wrong is expensive, so it is set up conservatively.

What about the quotes we lost last year?

That list is the best campaign you have. Rebate changes and electricity prices give you a genuine reason to reopen every one of them.

Residential & commercial solar

Quotes in.
Installs out.

A $9,000 system does not die on price. It dies in someone's inbox, three weeks after you sent it, because nobody followed up and a competitor did.

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The board — A solar & battery shift

RUNNING

MonQuote #341 — 6.6kW system, $8,900Quote sentDay-2 chase sent
WedCustomer replied "still interested"Day-5 chaseCall booked
FriContract signed — 6.6kW + batteryPipelineInstall scheduled
06:00Shift summary → owner's phoneReport$8,900 signed

Fault report

Where the money
leaks out.

Long decisions, no contact
Solar is compared for weeks. Whoever is still in the conversation at the end wins, and usually nobody is.
Leads are expensive
You pay real money for solar leads, then let a third of them go unanswered past the first hour.
Rebate deadlines are wasted
Every rebate change is a reason to call every unconverted quote, and almost nobody does it.

The leak, in dollars

~~$96,100~~

a year, gone from residential and commercial solar and battery installers that do not answer fast enough. Struck through because it is recoverable — you already paid to make the phone ring.

Based on 3 unanswered enquiries a month at $8,900 average install value, of which 30% would have converted. Your leak audit uses your numbers, not these.

~~$8,900~~one install lost to a missed enquiry

~~$26,700~~a month of unanswered enquiries

~~$96,100~~a year, at your close rate

Struck through = recoverableA365 gets it back

The production line

Five stations. No hands.

STN 01
Capture
Calls, forms, web chat and socials land in one intake. Nothing lives in a notebook.
STN 02
Answer
Every enquiry gets a reply in 90 seconds, in your voice, day or night.
STN 03
Book
Qualified enquiries book straight into your calendar. No phone tag, no tennis.
STN 04
Chase
Open quotes chased on day 2, 5 and 9 until they answer — politely relentless.
STN 05
Return
Review requests after every job; reactivation campaigns wake your old list.

9 days

average quote-to-close with an automated chase

+31%

more quotes converted to signed installs

$18,400

booked in 60 days from one dormant-list campaign

Illustrative figures. Your leak audit uses your numbers.

Built for solar & battery

What runs on a solar & battery line

Straight answers

Solar & battery — questions people ask

We already follow up our quotes.: You follow up the ones you remember, in the weeks that are not busy. Day 2, 5 and 9 on every quote without exception is a different number, and it is the number that shows up in the close rate.
Can it handle rebate and finance questions?: It answers from your own rules and current rebate figures, and escalates anything it is not certain about rather than guessing. Getting a rebate number wrong is expensive, so it is set up conservatively.
What about the quotes we lost last year?: That list is the best campaign you have. Rebate changes and electricity prices give you a genuine reason to reopen every one of them.

Solar & battery sits under Energy & solar. The same line runs for every trade on the list.

Solar & battery — the line is running elsewhere

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