Give customers somewhere to look instead of calling you
A page where your customers sign in with their email address and see everything you have ever sent them.
"What did you charge me last March?" is a phone call to somebody who is up a ladder.
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What this looks like when you don't have it
- →The same three questions by phone, always mid-job.
- →Emailing a copy of an invoice from 2024.
- →A customer who wants more work and won't ring.
No password, and no account to make
They type the address you have for them and get a link. Clicking it signs them in for a month on that device. The link itself works once and lasts half an hour, so the thing sitting in their inbox forever is not a key to their account.
Everything addressed to them, in full
Every quote and invoice you have issued them, line by line, with the photographs. Agreements including the ones already signed. Appointments past and upcoming. Drafts never appear — a draft is your working copy.
And they can ask you for more work
One box. Not nine fields about a problem they cannot name — you already know who they are and where they live. It arrives in your inbox as a normal inquiry, with the same clock on it as everything else.
They think about it on Sunday, forget by Monday, and you never hear about the job.
The most answerable lead a business gets, arriving somewhere with a timer on it.
Works with
It reads your Google listing and your own pages and tells you what is missing. No account, and nothing is stored about you.
No surprises
- —They cannot book an appointment from the portal. They can ask, and you reply — booking is the public booking page.
- —It is not a document vault. It shows what you have sent them through here, and nothing you did not.