1. Validate
Normalize the homeowner address before requesting available property context or storing the hosted request.
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GeoQuote starts as a quote link contractors can share anywhere homeowners already find them, then continues through Lite CRM, Good/Better/Best proposals, PDF or email delivery, typed homeowner approval, and appointment records. A website embed and configured external CRM handoff remain optional.
Normalize the homeowner address before requesting available property context or storing the hosted request.
Where property-identity and provider-quality checks pass, show a preliminary provider-characterized roof area and contractor-set ballpark range. This is not a precision, order-grade, or insurance-grade measurement report.
Record whether the submitted number returned the SMS code. This does not prove identity, intent, consent, qualification, or future reachability.
Attach available property, estimate, address-confidence, weather-risk, and request context for contractor review.
Review requests in Lite CRM, build Good/Better/Best quotes and proposals, generate PDFs, send proposals by email, record typed homeowner approval, and manage appointment records.
Keep hosted quote-link requests in GeoQuote Lite CRM. Configured website-widget submissions can map tested fields into an external CRM connector or webhook.
When the AI Follow-Up plan is selected and enabled, the required consent is recorded, and policy gates allow it, AI Follow-Up and team reminders can support contact attempts and appointment requests. Contact and booking are not guaranteed.
GeoQuote is not full field-service production management, native homeowner payment collection, material ordering, crew scheduling, insurance estimating, or formal e-signature.
A contractor can get calls from search, Facebook, referrals, trucks, yard signs, and ads, then still lose the homeowner because there is no simple quote-start link. GeoQuote gives every channel the same address-first path, then lets the contractor manage the request and proposal before the first conversation.