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Quote follow-up
Demonstration screen — fictional data. Nothing is recorded.
Quote : boiler replacement — —,sent by Dubois Heating.
On the left, nobody follows up. On the right, the follow-ups go out on their own. Same client, same quote, same week.
Without follow-up
With follow-ups
What that changes over a year
Set it to the real pace of your business.
Orders of magnitude taken from the trade, not WorkflowArmor measurements. They are here to show a gap, not to promise a result.
What this demo is for
A quote that gets no reply is almost never a refusal. It is a client who read it, thought it looked fair, told themselves “I will talk it over tonight” — and never did. Three weeks later they do not even remember receiving it.
Nobody said no to you; the quote simply died of silence, and you have no record of what it cost. This demo puts both versions side by side. On the left, what happens today: the quote goes out, and nothing moves again.
On the right, the same week, the same client, but somebody follows up in your place — at D+2, at D+7, then at D+15. The tone rises without ever turning sharp, and each message gives a reason to reply: a cheaper variant, a real deadline, a slot coming free. The last message says plainly that a “no” is an acceptable answer, because silence is what costs both sides.
Move the slider and watch the gap open. The block below turns it into signed quotes over a year, at the pace of your own business. Nothing is recorded and every amount is fictional.