The phone rings while you are on a job. You cannot take it. By the time you call back, they have found someone else.
one missed call is one job someone else getsDaniel Illingworth · Tarragona
Reply on time,even when you are busy.
A call you cannot take, a WhatsApp at ten at night, a form on your website: answered within a minute, the job request logged, and no quote left without a follow-up. You stay on the job.
- 10:32Missed call. You are on a job.
Hi, this is the assistant at López Plumbing. Everyone is on a job right now. Tell me what is wrong and when would suit you, and I will check the calendar.
10:32My water heater broke. Can you come this afternoon?
10:33- Checking calendars10:33
- Daniel · on a job until 15:30 · free 16:00
- Marc · busy all afternoon
There is a slot today at 16:00. The person who can come is on a job right now; I am letting him know so he can confirm as soon as he can. I will write to you here, no need to call anyone else.
10:33- 10:33Job created · 16:00 held · Daniel notified
- 11:05You confirm with one tap from your phone, between two jobs.
Confirmed: Daniel is coming today at 16:00. He will message you when he is on his way.
11:05
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In two sentences
01 / 07A system that answers and follows up for you.
When someone calls, messages you on WhatsApp or fills in the form on your website and you cannot get to it, the system replies within a minute in your name, asks what they need and logs the job request in your calendar. Then it reminds you of every quote still unanswered and writes to customers when their annual service is due.
It is not an app you have to learn, and not a new number. Your phone keeps ringing and you keep talking to the customer. The system only takes care of what goes undone today because you are working.
Today
- 10:32The phone rings in the middle of a job. You cannot take it. The customer calls the next name on the list.
- 14:10A WhatsApp asking for a quote. You read it, think "later", and later is tomorrow.
- 21:45On the sofa, answering messages and moving the day's job requests into the calendar.
- FridayThree quotes sent this week. None answered. Nobody chased them.
With the system
- 10:32The customer gets a WhatsApp in your name within a minute. They describe the problem and it is logged as a job request, with address and phone number.
- 14:10The WhatsApp is answered with the usual questions: what, where, when. You see the full request when you finish.
- 21:45Nothing to answer. The day's job requests are already in the calendar.
- FridayEvery unanswered quote got a reminder after two days. You only check who replied.
Where the money leaks
02 / 07Three things that cost you jobs every week.
The same three in every plumber, electrician or renovator I talk to.
Every night, an hour or two on the sofa answering WhatsApps, moving job requests into the calendar and writing quotes. Work nobody pays for.
of paperwork every night. How many do you lose?The quote went out on Tuesday. Nobody chased it. The customer did not say no: they forgot, and so did you.
unchased quotes a month × what one job is worthReal case
03 / 07Businesses with your problem, with real numbers.
Three clients, in Ecuador and the United States, who stopped losing requests and stopped typing. The numbers are theirs, not rounded up.
What gets built
04 / 07Five pieces. You pick by what hurts.
Each piece works on its own or with the others, and all of them sit on the phone, the WhatsApp and the calendar you already use.
Reply within a minute
Missed call, WhatsApp or website form: the customer gets a reply in your name within a minute, says what they need, and the job request lands in your calendar with address and phone number. When you finish, it is all there.
Calls logged on their own
The calls you do take are turned into text and the customer record fills in with who they are, what the problem is and how urgent it is. You hang up and write nothing down.
Your customers and quotes in one list
One list with every customer, every job request and every quote with its status (pending, sent, accepted), and it fills itself in. Offices call it a CRM. If you already have one, we use yours.
Follow-up on quotes and past customers
Every unanswered quote gets a reminder after two days without you having to remember. And last year's customers get a message when their boiler, air-conditioning or installation is due a service.
Everything after the job
Appointment confirmed on WhatsApp the day before, a reminder if the customer does not reply, the record kept current and the job closed and ready to invoice. What you do at night today, done in the daytime and on its own.
Not sure where the jobs are slipping away? The free analysis is there to find out.
Book a free analysisWhat happens if you book
05 / 07This is what happens, in this order.
Half an hour on the phone
You tell me how job requests reach you today: where they come in, who answers them, what goes undone. We put a number of hours on every step you do by hand.
What can be automated, what cannot, and what it costs
You get it in writing: which piece solves your problem, what is not worth it, and a fixed price. No surprises afterwards.
Built on what you already use
Your phone, your WhatsApp, your calendar, your invoicing software if you have one. Your accounts and your logins, not a platform you rent from me.
It runs on its own and we look at the numbers
We switch it on carefully and after a month compare with where you were: requests answered, quotes chased, hours of paperwork. If you ever stop working with me, everything keeps running.
No middlemen
06 / 07The person who quotes it is the person who builds it.
Daniel Illingworth builds these systems from Tarragona. Every case on this page he scoped, built and switched on himself, without handing it to another team after the call.
That means you talk to the same person from the free analysis to the day-to-day. If something breaks at two in the morning, the person who wrote it fixes it.

Straight answers
07 / 07What to know before you book.
Tell me how job requests reach you today. I will tell you what can be automated and what it costs.
Half an hour on the phone, free. You leave with a clear answer, with numbers, on whether it pays off.
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