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How We Handle Enquiries at BlueWood Office

How We Handle Enquiries at BlueWood Office

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At BlueWood Office, we handle enquiries like a well-drilled team of tradespeople — clear, systemised, and efficient. Whether it’s a WhatsApp message, a phone call, or a website form, every potential client gets logged, tracked, and followed up properly. This isn’t just good admin — it’s good business.

🔗 Where Enquiries Come From

  • 📱 WhatsApp Business (linked to our main office number)
  • 📞 CircleLoop (virtual landline for calls and voicemails)
  • 📧 Email (info@bluewoodoffice.net or forwarded aliases)
  • 📝 Website Enquiry Page (Zoho Forms or Google Forms)
  • 📆 Zoho Bookings (appointment scheduling)
  • 📍 Google Business Profile (message requests & reviews)
  • 💬 Zoho SalesIQ Live Chat (embedded on our site)

🏷️ WhatsApp Business Labels We Use

We’ve mirrored our Zoho CRM pipeline with custom WhatsApp labels so we can manage leads from mobile just as easily:

  • 👀 Lead
  • 👤🙏 Contact
  • 🏪🦺 Account
  • 🤝 New Enquiry
  • 🧐 Needs Analysis
  • ✍️ Estimate Sent
  • 📆 Booking Scheduled
  • 🔁 Follow Up
  • 😩 Lost
  • 😶 Avoid
  • 🔗 Supplier
  • 🏘️ Tenant

📋 Enquiry Handling SOP (Standard Operating Procedure)

  1. Capture the Enquiry
    Record it in Zoho CRM → Deals using the “Sales” pipeline. Create a new Deal with the client’s name, service requested, and date of contact.
  2. Apply the Right Label (WhatsApp)
    If the enquiry came through WhatsApp, apply the correct label based on stage (e.g., 🤝 New Enquiry). Update as the enquiry progresses.
  3. Check for Duplicates
    If it’s an existing client, link the enquiry to their current Account and Deal in CRM. If not, create a new one.
  4. Respond Promptly
    Use saved replies (where possible) to acknowledge receipt and give a timeframe for response or next steps. Refer them to our Rates Page or Pricing Page if relevant.
  5. Log Communication
    Add notes, voice call summaries, or screenshots into the CRM Deal timeline — this keeps everything transparent and consistent, especially if another team member takes over.
  6. Assign or Notify
    If the job needs Conrad’s review, tag him. If it’s admin follow-up, handle it or pass to another team member.
  7. Move the Deal Along
    As estimates go out and bookings are made, update the Deal stage in CRM and the WhatsApp label if applicable.
  8. Weekly Review
    Check the CRM dashboard every Friday (usually daily) to ensure all open enquiries are being followed up or archived as lost if no response.

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If you’re a tradesperson or small business and want help setting up a system like this — we do the lot. From enquiry handling to full digital setup and monthly support. See our pricing or get in touch to learn more.

🔧 With BlueWood Office, you get one team — not just one assistant. That means cover, clarity, and systems that don’t fall apart when someone’s out unwell or on holiday.

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