Quote follow-up · Qwotly Ai

Follow up while the customer still remembers why they asked for the quote.

A large share of lost work is not a pricing problem—it is a visibility problem. Quotes are sent, the next job starts and nobody knows which opportunity needs a call. Qwotly keeps sent documents connected to the customer and follow-up workflow.

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Why quotes stall

The real problem is not the PDF. It is the gap between seeing the job and sending a complete price.

The quote is sent from an inbox and disappears beneath supplier emails, job photos and customer messages.

The business follows up too early with pressure or too late after the customer has chosen someone else.

Nobody can see whether the quote is still draft, sent, accepted, declined or converted.

Follow-up messages are generic because the job context and customer concern are not visible at the moment of contact.

Field-to-quote workflow

Capture once. Price deliberately. Send while the job is still warm.

STEP 01

Send from the record

Keep the customer, job, quote and delivery action connected rather than exporting a document into an untracked process.

STEP 02

Read the status

Use quote state and customer history to decide whether the next action is a reminder, clarification or no further contact.

STEP 03

Follow up with context

Reference the actual job, option, timing question or decision barrier instead of sending a generic just checking message.

STEP 04

Close the loop

Record acceptance, decline or the need for a revised quote so the opportunity does not remain permanently open.

A quote that can be trusted

What the document should make clear

The original quote was complete enough that follow-up can focus on a decision rather than correcting missing scope.
The customer has a clear route to ask questions or accept the current version.
The timing of contact reflects the job urgency and quote validity.
Revisions create a clear current version instead of multiple conflicting attachments.
Declined work is closed respectfully and kept as commercial learning rather than repeatedly chased.

Evidence before estimate

What to capture on site

Sent date and current quote version.
Customer questions, objections or requested options.
Expected decision timing and any dependency such as finance, insurance or another trade.
Quote validity, material lead times and proposed programme.
Outcome: accepted, declined, revised, delayed or no response.

Decision point

Aggressive follow-up means disciplined timing and relevance, not pestering.

Qwotly gives the business a clearer commercial record so follow-up can be specific. The goal is to remove friction, answer the real question and close the status—not send endless automated noise.

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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers before you switch.

Does Qwotly send follow-ups automatically?

Qwotly includes reminders and follow-up controls. Use automation carefully and review the message, timing and customer context.

How soon should I follow up a quote?

It depends on urgency, job size, customer expectation and validity. A clear next-step expectation set when sending is better than a universal rule.

Can I see whether a quote was accepted or declined?

Qwotly supports customer quote portal decisions and quote status visibility.

Should I keep chasing a declined quote?

No. Close the outcome, learn where possible and respect the customer decision unless they ask to revisit it.

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