Does your crew have everything before the job starts?
Use this list each time a sold job moves from sales to delivery.
When every box is checked, your crew can start without calling you.
The paperwork
- Signed quote or contract
- Deposit received
- Scope written in plain words, area by area
- What's not included, written down
- How changes get approved, explained to the customer
The site
- Address, gate code and where to park
- Who lets the crew in
- Pets, kids or neighbors to know about
- Where materials and debris go
- Photos of the site from the sale
The customer
- Best phone and email
- How they like updates: text or call
- Anything they're worried about
- Who decides if something changes
Materials and schedule
- Materials ordered, with the delivery date
- Special-order items and their lead time
- Permits pulled, if the job needs them
- Start date and how many days it should take
- Crew lead named for the job
The handoff meeting
A short sit-down before the start date.
- Walk the crew lead through the scope, the site notes and the customer notes.
- Ask the crew lead to explain the job back to you.
- Fix anything that's missing before the start date.
- Text the customer who's coming and when.
Who on your team could run this handoff once it's written down?
A map shows who does each step and where the work waits on you.
Map your handoff to delivery here, free
It opens in Systematics, and your first map is free with no card needed.
More free tools and downloads
- Week-Off TestAnswer nine yes-or-no questions and see the one process to map first.
- Missed-Call CostEnter four numbers from your phone log and see what missed calls cost you each month.
- Double-Entry CostSee the hours and dollars your team spends typing the same thing twice.
- Approval Wait CostSee what it costs when work across your teams waits on someone's OK.
- New Lead Follow-Up ScriptWhat to say when a new lead calls, what to text when you miss one, and when to follow up.
- Week-Off Coverage PlanWrite down who covers each part of the work while you're away, and what they can decide.