You know how when you book airfare, its cheaper depending on what day you're flying? This feature allows customers to book service and depending
geographic proximity to other properties, the services will be cheaper or more expensive. "Sure. We'll do it tomorrow but we're 10 miles away so it will be $100.
Or if you wait till Thursday, it'll be $60"
Never get stiffed again. A hold is automatically put on the users card the day before service. If the card is declined, you and the customer are notified. I'd recommend
not rendering services on a job who's card has been declined. This is the same thing a gas station does when you swipe a card at the pump.
If inclement weather is incoming, the system will ask you if you want to reschedule all properties that may be affected as well as notify those customers.
When you mark a job as completed, assuming the payment method was a credit/debit card. The customer's card will be charged for that particular service. I personally
require all customers to have a credit card on file. 99% of my customers are directly charged to their cards.
If a customer starts booking services on your booking form and gives us at least an e-mail before abandonment, we will email them up to 3 times over the next week asking them
to finish their booking. I've literally done 100's of thousuands of dollars more in revenue because of these.
With our partner, Stripe, all deposits are on a rolling basis. Usually 2-3 business days after charging a customer, Stripe makes a deposit to your bank account.
These typically goes out the day before intended service as a reminder that service is scheduled for the following day. Example. *Monday* "Reminder: your service is scheduled
for tomorrow, Tuesday the 13th. Please make sure your yard is free of unnecessary debris and any relevant gates are unlocked."
After a job is marked as completed, the customer will receive an email asking them what they thought of their service. The customer will have the option of selecting a
star rating between 1 & 5 as well as the option to leave a comment.
A personal favorite. If a customer marks the survey as 4 stars or better, a follow up email will automatically be sent asking them to leave that review on other websites.
Yelp, Google etc.. That way, you're pumping great reviews towards your online ad funnels. I haven seen a tremendous amount of success with this.