Connects to what you run Entry 74 Office
Keep our schedule in sync with Google Calendar or Outlook, and log every call on the customer
In Office from the day you connect your tools. In Superintelligence too.
The text you'd send
“Keep our schedule on Google Calendar, one event per job per day with the crew in it, and after every call add what was agreed to the customer's record.”
- You text“Keep our schedule on Google Calendar, one event per job per day with the crew in it, and after every call add what was agreed to the customer's record.”
- It readsYour job board, QuickBooks Time or VeriClock, Google Calendar or Outlook, your phone line (Quo, or the line you run).
- What stays yoursThe schedule itself. What's better left out of writing.
- You getOne calendar that's always right, and a customer history that writes itself.
- What it does
- The schedule in your job board or time clock shows up on Google Calendar or Outlook, one event per job per day with the crew and the address, and it stays in step as jobs move. The board stays the boss; the calendar follows it. After every call on your business line, what was agreed goes onto the customer's record as a note, with the date, so the next person who picks up the file knows.
- What stays yours
- The schedule itself. What's better left out of writing.
- What it connects to
- Your job board, QuickBooks Time or VeriClock, Google Calendar or Outlook, your phone line (Quo, or the line you run).
- What you get
- One calendar that's always right, and a customer history that writes itself.