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How far you stand

Where do you keep your case files?
Where do you see how far each case file has come?
Where are the documents of a case file kept?
When a file stalls too long, who notices first?
How does data get from one program to another, for instance from quote to invoice?
What happens to documents that come in, such as quotes or certificates?
How does the work that comes back every week run, such as following up invoices or sending out schedules?
How do reminders and follow-up mails go out?
How do you draw up a quote or report?
How do you plan recurring appointments, such as maintenance, inspections or follow-up visits?
How do new requests come in?
Can you change the content of your website yourself?
Can your clients see for themselves how far their file has come?
How does a client learn that their file has moved a step?
How does a client approve a quote or document?
How does a client book an appointment or visit?
When you hand over a certificate or report, can the recipient check for themselves that it really comes from you?
Where do you plan who does which work?

Exploration

What could custom software mean for your business?

Five minutes on how your case files run today. The result shows per pillar how far your work stands and which step pays off first. By a file we mean everything that belongs to one client or job.

  • OverviewHow much of your work sits in fixed processes and statuses.
  • FlowWhat runs by itself and what is done by hand every week.
  • Client contactWhat your clients see for themselves and what they still ask you.

No cost, no obligation. You see the result at once and decide yourself whether you want to discuss it.