Electrical quote requests on your phone while you're still on site
Someone's consumer unit has died, they've filled in your form, and now they're waiting. Formcrier puts that enquiry on your phone as soon as it's sent, wherever you are on site, so you get to reply first.
Sound familiar?
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You can't check email up a ladder
Enquiries stack up while you work. By the time you look, the customer who wanted a quick answer has gone elsewhere.
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An unsafe fault reads like any other job
A burning smell and a request for extra sockets turn up in the same inbox under the same subject line.
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The first to ring back gets the visit
People often ask several electricians at once, and the one who calls back first tends to be the one they book in.
How electricians use Formcrier
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An alert you'll notice on site
Each enquiry comes through as a WhatsApp message or a text with the name, the number and the job, so you can ring back at your next break.
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Faults to the on-call phone Pro and Agency
Enquiries with words like tripping, sparks or no power can go to whoever's on call, while the rest go to the office.
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A photo of the fuse board Pro and Agency
Let customers attach a photo of the consumer unit or the fault, and have a look from the alert before you quote.
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A second pair of eyes
Add your partner's phone or a shared Slack channel as another place for the alert to go.
Where alerts go
A text works on any phone without an app. WhatsApp makes sense if your customers and your team are on it already.
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WhatsApp
Recommended
- SMS Recommended
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Telegram
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Slack
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Microsoft Teams
- Email Always the fallback
Works with your website
Formcrier listens to the forms your site already has. Nothing to rebuild.
Questions from electricians
More in the docs, or see every kind of business.
Yes. Formcrier listens to the forms already on your site, through one line of code or a plugin, so you don't have to rebuild anything.
Add a second destination, such as your partner's phone, and someone else will see the enquiry. If you run out of alerts, they come by email instead.
Yes. The free plan gives you 10 alerts a month, and you won't be asked for a card.