When your crew finishes a job, the nearest neighbors get a postcard about the work on their street. The ones who want the same work ask, and the request lands in your CRM.
Runs on the CRM you already use. One-off and recurring jobs.
Blue: the job you finished. Green: the homes that get a card.
Your neighbor just had it done. Want yours next?
We're already on your street. Scan the back to ask.
Your logoHi neighbor, we just finished a job on Maple Ave and wanted to say hello. If your place could use the same, scan the code and tell us what you need. We're already in the neighborhood.
Your crew marks it complete like always. That's the trigger. Nobody has to remember anything.
The closest homes get a real postcard, addressed to the current resident, written like a note from you and naming their street.
The code opens a short form with your name on it. What they send lands in your CRM, tagged to the job that earned it.
The front, the back and the note in your voice. Nothing mails until you sign off.
Every service line, or only the ones worth marketing.
A cap it won't cross, or open so every finished job sends cards.
The cards go out on their own.
They land in your CRM like any other lead, marked with the job they came from.
The homes closest to the job, addressed to the current resident.
Yes. A recurring property sends cards at most once every 6 months, so a weekly route doesn't mail the same street every week.
There's a page to stop them. Once a neighbor uses it, they never get another card from you.
Email OpFix and we'll get you set up.
It starts with an X-Ray of how your business runs today.