Turn deficiency quotes into booked repair jobs
Every Monday, WebRun opens BuildOps, finds deficiency repair quotes that have been open for more than five days without a response, drafts a follow-up email for each customer, and posts your sales team a Slack list ranked by quote value so the biggest opportunities get attention first.
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What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
app.buildops.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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BuildOps - find open deficiency quotes
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WebRun opens BuildOps to find open deficiency quotes. - Open BuildOps and navigate to the Estimates or Quotes section
- Filter for deficiency repair quotes sent more than 5 days ago with no accepted status
- Capture the customer name, property address, quote value, deficiency description, and sent date for each
- Skip quotes already marked won, lost, or scheduled
Done when Every open deficiency quote older than 5 days is listed with its details and value.
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Gmail - draft follow-up emails
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WebRun opens Gmail to draft follow-up emails. - Draft a concise, friendly follow-up for each customer referencing the specific deficiency and quote
- Leave every draft in Gmail for a technician or account manager to review and send
- Do not send any follow-up without a human approving it first
Done when A ready-to-review follow-up draft exists in Gmail for every open deficiency quote.
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Slack - flag highest-value open quotes
slack.com How to Automate Slack
WebRun opens Slack to flag highest-value open quotes. - Post a ranked list of open deficiency quotes to the sales channel, highest value first
- Include customer name, quote value, days since sent, and a short deficiency summary
- Flag any quote over your threshold amount for immediate attention
Done when The sales team has a prioritized list of open deficiency quotes in Slack.
How can I automatically follow up on unanswered fire deficiency repair quotes?
WebRun opens BuildOps every Monday, finds deficiency repair quotes that have gone unanswered for more than five days, drafts a personalized follow-up email for each customer in Gmail, and posts your sales team a Slack list ranked by quote value, so high-value repair jobs do not sit idle.
- High-value deficiency quotes get a timely follow-up before customers go elsewhere
- Sales team starts each week with a ranked list of open opportunities
- No open quote sits unanswered for more than a week without action
Built for fire protection contractors · sprinkler service companies · fire alarm inspection firms · life-safety service businesses
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will it email customers without my team reviewing the message first?
No. Every follow-up is drafted in Gmail and left for a team member to review and approve. Nothing is sent automatically.
How does it decide which quotes to follow up on?
It looks for deficiency repair quotes sent more than 5 days ago that have not been accepted, won, or scheduled in BuildOps, and ranks them by dollar value.
What if a customer already accepted a quote this week?
It reads the live quote status in BuildOps each run, so any quote already marked accepted, won, or converted to a job is automatically skipped.
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