MORE WORK FROM YOUR LEADS

Turn more enquiries into booked work.

Keep promising leads moving while you run the work already won. Maura would reply, collect the details that shape the quote and prepare a proposal for discussion. Your team resolves the open points; you approve the firm offer.

Concept preview · Email, chat and form connections are proposed, not live integrations.

MAURA / INBOUND DESKCONCEPT PREVIEW
Maura Northstar Property GroupFIRST REPLY READY
CUSTOMER · EMAIL

“Can you quote an upgrade to two units? We'd like it done next month.”

MAURA · FOLLOW-UP

“Is the work in occupied units? Do you have drawings or a site contact? We’ll confirm access and timing before giving you a firm date.”

OccupancyDrawingsSite access
Screening questions linked to your rulesFirm terms held for review
FROM FIRST ENQUIRY TO WORK ON THE BOOKSSCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓
LEADS YOU ALREADY HAVE

More booked work from the same leads.

Customers want a quick answer, but a responsible quote needs scope, cost and timing. When those details land on your desk, leads you have already paid or worked to generate can stall behind the jobs you are managing.

01 / INCOMING

Leads need an answer.

A lead may already have cost you time or ad spend. If it waits for a reply or a basic scoping question, the customer may move on.

INBOX3 NEED A REPLY
Panel upgradeNew
Two-unit fitoutNew
Equipment installNew
02 / FOLLOW-UP

Your best people repeat intake.

Staff who know what to ask spend time chasing the same facts instead of moving quotes toward a decision.

OPEN QUESTIONSBEFORE PRICING
Site access confirmed? OPEN
Drawings supplied? OPEN
Crew window available? OPEN
03 / MANAGER

The queue lands back on you.

You still have to spot risky assumptions and decide which offers can go out.

APPROVAL QUEUEWAITING
Two-unit upgradeScope unclear · date unconfirmedNeeds your input →
SEE THE HANDOFF

From first reply to approved offer.

Follow one illustrative lead from first reply to booked job. Maura would use your channels, screening questions, rates and past work to handle routine follow-up. Your team clears the quote; you approve the firm terms.

MAURA / MOBILE WORKFLOW · ILLUSTRATIVE
maura.INBOUND / 042
CUSTOMER · EMAIL

“Can you quote the two-unit upgrade? We'd like it done next month.”

MAURA · FIRST REPLY

“I can get the details together. Are the units occupied, and do you have drawings to share?”

Latest: first scoping question prepared
Select a step to see the proposed Maura view
FILL THE OPEN SLOTS

Make better use of your crew's week.

The aim is to book more work from the same flow of enquiries. If a paid lead costs your business hundreds, getting more from the leads already in hand matters more than buying another batch. Better intake and follow-up could put more real opportunities in front of your team, while you keep control of price and commitments.

  • Lead response: fewer good enquiries waiting for someone to reply
  • Team time: routine questions handled before a person starts pricing
  • Manager time: decisions arrive with scope, costs and open risks in view
  • Capacity: more booked work can put crews, routes and equipment to use

Illustrative operating goal, not a measured Maura result or forecast. Actual conversion depends on the leads, offer and team.

MAURA / WEEKLY OPPORTUNITY BOARDSAME LEADS · SAME SPEND
CURRENT MANUAL FLOW1–2jobs booked per week

Replies and scope questions compete with the manager's other work.

GOAL TO TEST3–5jobs booked per week

Test whether faster replies and scoping turn more of the same leads into booked work.

CREWMore of the week filled
EQUIPMENTUsage planned earlier
MARKETINGMore work per lead generated
Illustrative target only · No conversion lift has been measured
SPEED WITHOUT REWORK

Approve offers your team can deliver.

Maura would use your screening questions and company references to move each enquiry forward. Your team checks anything that changes cost, scope or delivery. You decide which replies can go automatically and which require review.

Customer conversationAsk and collect; do not invent missing facts.
Proposal for discussionLabel assumptions and open terms clearly.
Firm offerRequires the team's checks and manager approval.
BEFORE YOU COMMIT

Where does your team step in?

Would Maura send a firm quote without our approval?

No. The proposed workflow can gather details and prepare a discussion draft, but your team checks the price, scope and delivery terms before a manager approves a firm offer.

Can it work with email, website chat and forms?

That is the intended channel coverage for this concept. These connections are not live yet; early conversations will help us decide which channel to support first.

How would it know what to ask?

Your screening questions and approved references would guide it. When an unknown site condition or quantity affects the quote, Maura should ask or escalate rather than assume.

What if a customer wants a price immediately?

Maura could explain what is needed to quote responsibly and prepare an initial scope for discussion. Your team decides whether to give a range, arrange a site visit or wait for more information.

Will this turn more leads into booked work?

That is the outcome we want to test, not a measured result today. We would look at your enquiry volume, response time, booked jobs and capacity to see where faster follow-up could help.