Colour consultations booked before the brush comes out
A job can't start until the colours are picked, and plenty of homeowners are stuck. The agent books them with your colour consultant and tells her about the rooms, the light and the greys they've already ruled out.
A client or new caller unsure about colours, sheen, or a whole-house palette.
Asks which rooms, which way they face, what's staying, what they've tried, and books the consult.
A consult with a room-by-room brief, and the job's start no longer waiting on a decision.
How it works
- Hears the rooms
Which rooms, which way the windows face, and what's staying: the floors, the cabinets, a sofa they love.
- Asks what they've tried
Sample patches on the wall, chips from the store, a photo from a magazine. The ones they've ruled out matter as much.
- Explains the consult
How long it takes, whether it's in the home, and your consult fee if you charge one, as you've set it.
- Books the consultant
In daylight if the client wants to see real light, with the start date of their job in mind.
- Briefs the consultant
Rooms, light, what's staying and the rejected samples, on the booking before she arrives.
- Ties it to the job
When colours are picked, the job shows "colours chosen" and the crew sees the list.
Example call
- CustomerWe're booked for painting in three weeks and I still can't decide on the grey for the main floor. I've got six samples on the wall.
- AI agentThat's more common than you'd think. Which way does the living room face?
- CustomerNorth. It's kind of dark.
- AI agentThat makes greys tricky. What's staying in the room, floors, furniture?
- CustomerHoney oak floors, and we're keeping the brown sofa.
- AI agentThanks. Lise, our colour consultant, can come Monday at 11 or Wednesday at 10, both good daylight. The consult is 95 dollars and comes off the job. Which works?
- CustomerMonday at 11.
- AI agentBooked. I'll tell Lise it's north-facing with oak floors and a brown sofa, and to bring warmer greys. Leave your samples up for her.
After the call: Lise has Monday at 11 with "north-facing, honey oak, brown sofa, six samples up" in her notes, and the painting job shows the consult before the start date.
What your team gets
- Colour consults booked in daylight when it matters
- A room-by-room brief with light, floors and what's staying
- Rejected samples noted so the consultant skips them
- Consult fees explained the way you set them
- Jobs marked when colours are chosen
Questions
Will it pick a colour for them?
No. It asks about the room and books the consultant. Colour advice comes from her.
Can it book a consult without an estimate?
Yes, if you offer consults on their own. It follows how you sell them.
Does it explain sheens?
It explains the sheens you use where, from your own information, like eggshell on walls and semi-gloss on trim.
Hear it on your phone
Request a demo call and the agent phones you, set up for painters like yours.