Verbal quote noted; customer asked for time to review the $1,240 brake estimate.
"Can we do the rear brakes next month?"
$1,240 brake estimate from Summit Repair. No customer decision recorded.
Estimate recovery desk
Bring calls, texts, forms, and open estimates into one customer view, then give the service advisor a ready follow-up to review.
A service advisor reviews every draft and decides how to contact the customer.
Choose a call, text, or form to see the useful detail it adds.
Verbal quote noted; customer asked for time to review the $1,240 brake estimate.
"Can we do the rear brakes next month?"
$1,240 brake estimate from Summit Repair. No customer decision recorded.
Call shown in the estimate context.
The customer history, estimate value, suggested message, and review status stay together.
Estimate follow-up slip
Prepared nudge routed to Service advisor for review.
What the advisor sees
The useful calls, texts, forms, estimate, and shop notes appear in one view.
The advisor can see the $1,240 value, the verbal quote, and when the callback became due.
The wording is routed to a service advisor to edit, approve, reject, or replace.
The advisor records whether outreach happened and what the estimate needs next.
No. RevvOS can prepare a draft and route it to a service advisor for review. An authorized person decides whether and how to contact the customer.
It includes the calls, texts, forms, estimates, and notes connected to the follow-up your team is reviewing.
Yes. A service advisor can review a nudge, reframe the estimate, or decide that a final call is more appropriate. The person remains responsible for the outreach.