When “booked” needed a clearer definition.
The business question sounded simple: how many real estimates had the team booked? The systems held several different answers, depending on which appointment and pipeline stage the report counted.
A problem, a decision and a lesson.
The snag
Preliminary calls and on-site estimates were serving different purposes. Contacts could also hold several opportunities. A single “booked” total hid those differences.
The work discussed
The review separated appointment types, qualification and opportunity progress. It also examined the CRM-to-field-service link and who should own follow-up.
The useful lesson
Define the appointment and denominator before discussing booking rate. Then give the salesperson a next action, not just a pipeline column.
What is established
Documented process and reporting work. No measured booking, sales or profit increase is claimed; current feature coverage needs a product walkthrough.
Which booking number can your office explain?
We’ll work through the next useful step together.