People in touch
Everyone who rang or texted — each person counted once.
6
3 new · 3 returning
Sunday 4 October · Showing today so far, compared with this time last Sunday
Today so far: 6 people got in touch, you booked 2 jobs worth $655 and 9 people are waiting on you.
Wants a burst pipe fixed — urgent.
“Burst pipe in the laundry, water everywhere — please call ASAP”
Unhappy: price higher than expected.
“Just got the invoice, it's quite a bit more than we talked about”
Wants the hot water fixed. They asked for tomorrow morning.
“Hi, can you come out today or tomorrow morning? Hot water isn't heating at all”
Wants a tap replaced.
“How much would it be to replace a kitchen mixer tap?”
Plus 53 older conversations from more than two weeks ago that never got a reply — review them.
General plumbing
Hot water service
Fix leaking tap
Gas leak repair
11 more booked after that.
Everyone who rang or texted — each person counted once.
6
3 new · 3 returning
Missed callers who texted back, rang back and got through, or heard from you.
80%
4 of 5 · 1 not reached yet
How long a customer's text usually waits for your reply.
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Too few replies yet to say (0 so far)
Jobs you booked in this period (cancelled ones aren't counted).
2
$655 booked
Missed calls up from 3 to 8
8 vs 3 before
Why: Most of the rise was on Sunday afternoons (6 vs 0).
Get back to 44 missed callers who never heard from you
They rang, didn't text back, and nobody called them back.
≈ $4,400if you reach them and they book like past callers you chased up
Give them a quick call or text — most people don't mind a late follow-up.
Reply to 9 customers waiting on you
1 of them sounds ready to book; 1 sounds unhappy — reply to them first.
≈ $1,750if they book like the people you usually reply to
Start with the hot ones in “Needs you now”.
They usually book every few weeks and have gone quiet.
≈ $1,350if they each book one typical job
A friendly “due for a check-up?” text usually does it.
Answer “price or call-out fee” in your auto-text
13 people asked in this period.
Try adding: “Call-out is $___, and it comes off the job if you go ahead.”
Dollar figures use your average job over the last 3 months ($587, from 232 jobs) unless they say otherwise. Change it