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FOR TRADES & PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Turn an enquiry into a well-managed job.

Connect clear service information, timely follow-up, bookings, and convenient ways to pay for businesses that sell expertise and time.

01

Make the next step clear.

The right setup reduces friction between the first question and the completed job.

Get discovered

Create useful pages for your actual services and coverage areas. Explain what customers need to know before requesting an estimate and which details help your team qualify an enquiry.

Respond & qualify

Decide who receives enquiries, what information is needed, and how the next action is tracked. Avoid collecting sensitive customer information in a general website form.

Quote & schedule

Map the approval process, deposits where applicable, appointment or job scheduling, and customer confirmation. Choose supported tools that fit how your staff work.

Complete & collect

Consider a portable terminal, payment link, or invoice workflow. Define when payment is due and how status is recorded in the current system. Business HQ is a preview for discussing future workflows.

02

Build a focused growth plan.

Different service businesses need different acquisition channels.

Local trades & home services

Prioritise service-area clarity, useful service pages, business profiles, and an easy quote request. Advertising geography should match where the team can reliably work.

Professional services

Explain the engagement process, scope, team credentials supplied by your business, and the consultation route. Publish only verified professional claims and approved client examples.

Recurring service businesses

Plan repeat bookings, renewal reminders, or scheduled work using an agreed platform. Review payment authorisation and customer communication requirements before enabling recurring workflows.

Measure the handover

Track enquiry quality and response, not just clicks. Identify whether a lead was contacted, qualified, quoted, and won using the systems your team actually maintains.

03

What to bring to the first conversation.

A few operational details help us recommend a useful starting scope.

Your offer

Services, coverage area, ideal customer, typical job value, seasonality, and your capacity to accept more work.

Your process

Current website, enquiry inbox, scheduling tool, quoting or accounting software, and the steps staff follow today.

Your priorities

Choose the largest problem first: unclear website, low-quality leads, missed follow-ups, awkward payment collection, or duplicate admin.

Before you decide.

Can I start with only a website?

Yes. Services can be scoped separately. We can plan later connections without requiring you to buy the whole stack at launch.

Will Business HQ manage my live jobs now?

No. The public workspace is a sample-data preview. Production availability and requirements must be confirmed before onboarding.

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