REMOVAL JOB SYSTEM

KNOW THE JOB.
KNOW THE MONEY.

Turn customer enquiries into costed, quoted and ready-to-run removal jobs.

EnquiryPlanCostQuoteReady

THE WORKING ROUTE

From enquiry to ready to run.

One fictional move, kept together from the customer’s first answers to the team’s job sheet.

Use this job
  1. 1Enquiry
  2. 2Requirements
  3. 3Cost
  4. 4Price
  5. 5Accepted
  6. 6Ready
1 · NEW ENQUIRY

Sarah Mitchell

Waltham Abbey Epping
  • Saturday 22 August · 09:00
  • 2-bedroom home · full removal
  • Parking and access details supplied
REM-1048
2 · JOB REQUIREMENTSLuton vehicle
DRIVER1 person
MOVERS2 people
3 · DIRECT JOB COST£212People + Luton
People
£164
Luton
£48
Other
£0
4 · CUSTOMER PRICE£396Saved quote
GROSS CONTRIBUTION£18446% before general overheads
5 · ACCEPTEDThe customer accepts. The plan is committed.
6 · READY TO RUNJOB REM-1048Saturday 22 August · 09:00
JMJamieDCDaveARAaron
Luton
FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

The working demo keeps customer facts, resources, costs, price, acceptance and run sheet in one record.

THE PRODUCT

Not another form. The route from customer question to ready job.

A basic contact form leaves the business chasing access, timing, job details and the next decision. JCKCROWLEY collects the facts that matter in one organised record and keeps the same job moving through the business workspace.

01
Customer enquiry

The questions change around the job instead of asking everyone the same generic fields.

02
Organised business record

Customer details, job facts, notes and status arrive together.

03
One next decision

Quote, call, visit or decline, then keep the same record moving through the work.

BUILT FOR REMOVALS AND MAN-AND-VAN OPERATORS

The system starts where the real pressure starts.

Most software starts after the operator already understands the job. This starts with the customer facts, keeps the planned people and van beside the cost, then carries the same accepted job into the run sheet.

“I built this around the point where an operator has to turn a vague ‘how much?’ message into a decision they can stand behind.”

Jack CrowleyFounder, JCKCROWLEY.com

USE THE WORKING PRODUCT

See the same removals job from both sides.

No screenshots to work out. Use the customer route, then open the job as the business.

ONE CONNECTED JOB

Nothing important gets rebuilt between enquiry and job sheet.

  1. 01
    Customer enquiry

    The customer sends the facts that affect the job.

  2. 02
    Build the job

    Turn those facts into the people, vehicle and time needed.

  3. 03
    Know the cost

    See what the planned resources cost the business.

  4. 04
    Set the price

    Choose the customer quote with the contribution visible.

  5. 05
    Accept the booking

    Commit the same plan when the customer accepts.

  6. 06
    Run the job

    Use the same record as the practical job sheet.

WHAT YOU BUY

Your own working system, configured around your business.

This is not an empty account or a pile of screens. The customer route, business workspace and business rules are connected before you use it.

1 Request your system2 Approve the scope and price3 We configure and test it4 You approve the finished route
Standard configured scopeOne business, one private workspace, one customer link, agreed services and rates, then one complete test from enquiry to acceptance link.Bespoke integrations, old-data migration and continuing admin are quoted separately before work starts.

Business accounts are issued by JCKCROWLEY after the scope and payment or written approval are confirmed. There is no public account creation.

REQUEST YOUR SYSTEM

Tell us which business is yours.

Send your name, email and business name. We will reply with what should be built, the scope and the price. Nothing starts until you approve it.

1

We check the jobs you takeSo the enquiry asks useful questions.

2

You receive the scope and priceClear enough to approve or decline.

Request your Enquiry System

Add your website or a short note (optional)
YOU ARE SENDINGEnquiry System request

This sends a project request, not a payment. Nothing starts until you approve the scope and price.