The customer who keeps coming back, still deciding
Third visit, second revision, one family conference to go. The long decision stops costing accuracy when every visit and version lands on one record.
The sale that stays open for six weeks
He came on a Tuesday alone.
The long decision is normal in this trade. What it costs is accuracy.
By week four, the shop and the family hold two different versions of the same almost-sale.
One record that survives every visit
A record that accumulates instead of resetting.
The repair is a record that accumulates instead of resetting. Visits stack onto the same enquiry, and every estimate revision keeps its date..
The follow-up sits inside the deciding window — the days the family said they would take. Both mechanisms live on their module pages:
Each conversation starts from the latest version, not from a memory of the last one.
What changes for the owner
Patience becomes affordable.
Patience becomes affordable
Six weeks stops being six weeks of accumulating error.
One record, getting precise
Every visit stacks onto the same enquiry, and every revision keeps its date.
The "but you said" dies out
The brother-in-law's opinions become a dated revision instead of a dispute.
The shop that stays accurate through the deliberation is the shop the family signs with.
Bring your longest almost-sale to a demo — and see it as one record instead of one argument.
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