Stop Letting Leads Go Cold
A tripped panel or a burning smell in the wall turns into an emergency call, and most electrical leads go to whichever shop actually answers the phone.
A electrical quote that never gets a second touch quietly dies — the customer doesn't say no, they just stop replying and hire whoever followed up.
What this costs a electrical shop
Customer Communication follows up on open quotes at 24 hours, then 3, 7, and 30 days, and stops the moment the quote is accepted — at a typical job value of $175 and up, a handful of dead electrical quotes a month is real money left on the table.
How Automic Trades fixes it for electrical shops
Questions electrical owners ask
- How often does Automic Trades follow up on an open quote?
- Customer Communication follows up at 24 hours, then 3, 7, and 30 days, and stops the moment the electrical quote is accepted — so no open estimate goes untouched.
- Will it pester my customers?
- No — it never sends more than one message per conversation a day, and it stays inside 9am–7pm the customer's time.
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