Sales & CRM
A lead that never goes quiet.
From the first enquiry to a signed quotation, on one record. It chases the ones going cold — and it knows to stop the moment somebody answers.
Name
Greenfield Foods
Phone
+91 98••• ••210
Roof
Factory shed, Unit 2
Interest
About 30 kW
The campaign, the ad and the form answers come across with it, so the source is on the record before anybody opens it.
- Free
- plan leads, quotations and the team inbox start on
- Professional
- plan WhatsApp follow-up sequences start on
- 5
- quotation layouts — or your own letterhead
- 8
- call outcomes a rep chooses from
Four ways in. Every one with a name against it.
However a lead reaches you, it lands in the same shape — owner, source, conversation and follow-up dates — and it is assigned at the moment it appears, by rules you set once.
Where a lead comes from
Four doors, one record
Whose it is
Not a queue everyone can see and nobody owns
The thread survives the rep. The follow-up knows when to stop.
Messages sit on the customer's record rather than in an individual's app, and a sequence keeps the conversation alive on WhatsApp — inside rules you would set yourself. Most solar deals are lost to silence rather than to a competitor.
One timeline, every channel
WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and email on the lead
Greenfield Foods — Unit 2
L-100238 · owner Priya S.
- WhatsAppChat on the lead, not on a phone in somebody’s pocket.
- Facebook DMsPage messages reach the same inbox.
- Instagram DMsSame, for the account your ads run from.
- Email repliesA customer’s reply lands on the lead’s own timeline.
It chases them. Then it stops.
WhatsApp sequences, started by a trigger you choose
A new lead arrives
Introduce yourself the same day, every time.
A lead goes quiet
Nudge it after the number of days you choose.
Five looks, your name on all of them. A link they can open and sign.
Pick the look that suits the customer — a formal industrial tender and a residential rooftop do not want the same document. It goes out as a PDF and as a web page; the customer accepts in their browser, and acceptance is what starts everything downstream.
Editorial. Clean white pages, numbered chapter headings, navy figure panels. Photos on the cover and back cover.
52 × 585 W modules
$28,600
Description, HSN and unit sit under the name — not instead of it.
Inverter, 30 kW
$7,900
Description, HSN and unit sit under the name — not instead of it.
Structure, cabling & BOS
$14,400
Description, HSN and unit sit under the name — not instead of it.
Installation & commissioning
$11,500
Description, HSN and unit sit under the name — not instead of it.
“I called them” is not an outcome.
Logging a call asks what actually happened, from a fixed list. That one change turns a pile of activity into a connect rate you can manage against.
The list above is the product's own, not an example — every call is filed under one of these.
Flagged for review
Patterns a manager should look at
- An outcome logged at three in the morning
- A “connected” call that lasted four seconds
- Nine calls logged inside two minutes
- The same note pasted onto different leads
Won means something actually happens.
The gap between a signed quotation and a job on the board is where deals quietly stall. Acceptance closes it without anybody retyping the customer.
- The quotation is acceptedOn the link you sent, in the customer’s own browser.
- A customer and a won deal openAt the quotation’s own total, pointing back at the lead — in one step, so a half-converted lead cannot exist.
- A project is one click awayPre-filled from the signed quotation, and linked both ways afterwards.
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The follow-up that never gets forgotten.
Most solar deals are lost to silence rather than to a competitor. Put the next one on a record that chases it for you.
