Catch and clarify
The agent receives the lead — text, web form, email, missed-call callback — and asks the right questions: photos, location, size, timing, budget, urgency.
AI Quote Intake
Actrix builds AI quote intake for Idaho businesses that lose time chasing project context. Example workflow: the agent asks for photos, dimensions, location, urgency, budget, and constraints, then updates the right brief inside the larger agent stack.
The real cost of vague leads
If you have ever replied to "how much for a quote" and then spent three messages getting a location, the cycle is costing you work you will never get back — and leads you lose before you hear from them again.
You or your front desk chase context across calls, voicemails, and text threads. By the time you have the details, the customer has called someone else.
Without photos, dimensions, or budget range, every quote starts from zero. You cannot prioritize urgent jobs from speculative inquiries.
When it takes hours to gather basic information, the lead cools off. Speed is the difference between booked and ghosted in local service work.
The owner gets every raw inquiry. Every "can you do X?" lands on one desk. Meanwhile, the work that pays the bills waits.
How Quote Intake works
The agent does not replace the owner's judgment. It removes the work of getting from "how much?" to a brief the owner can actually price.
The agent receives the lead — text, web form, email, missed-call callback — and asks the right questions: photos, location, size, timing, budget, urgency.
Every answer lands in a structured brief: what the job is, where, when, how big, and what the customer expects to spend. No missing fields, no phone tag.
The brief lands in the owner's inbox or phone. Review, adjust, and respond with a real quote — not another round of "let me check and get back to you."
The brief artifact
The output is not a chatbot transcript. It is a structured brief the owner can act on in under 60 seconds.
Every lead the agent processes becomes a clean brief with the details that matter for quoting: scope, location, photos, timing, budget range, and urgency level.
Who needs this
Quote Intake works best for service businesses where every lead starts with a question and the owner or a small team handles all quoting.
Plumbers, electricians, landscapers, HVAC, painters, roofers, remodelers — anyone whose first customer question is "how much?" followed by "area, photos, timing."
Phone repair, appliance, auto, equipment — any shop where diagnosis starts with a description and photos before the estimate lands on a tech's bench.
Cleaning, moving, handyman, tree service, snow removal, junk hauling — businesses that quote by scope and location and lose leads to slow response.
Window cleaning, gutter work, pressure washing, flooring, tile, carpet — projects where photos and measurements tell the owner if the job makes sense.
Chiropractors, massage therapists, physical therapists, estheticians — service-based practices where pricing depends on assessment and customer needs vary.
If customers text asking about pricing and you need to ask follow-ups before you can answer, Quote Intake eliminates the round-trip.
Idaho service-area fit
Actrix serves Idaho statewide from one practical implementation desk. Quote Intake is especially useful when leads arrive from multiple towns and the owner needs a clean brief before deciding whether the job is worth quoting.
High lead volume across Boise, Meridian, Nampa, and Caldwell makes fast intake and prioritization matter.
Idaho Falls areaRegional service teams can collect photos, scope, and timing before dispatching or quoting.
Twin Falls regionRoute service requests into clearer briefs before the owner loses time sorting raw messages.
Wood River ValleyFor Hailey, Ketchum, Sun Valley, and Bellevue owners where quick follow-up protects local reputation.
Coeur d'Alene regionGather enough context to choose between quick jobs, complex quotes, and requests that need human review.
Pocatello & eastern IdahoKeep service-area inquiries structured when customers text from multiple nearby towns.
Pricing
Quote Intake can start with a single lead source — text messages, a web form, or email — and grow as the owner sees the briefs arrive.
Map where leads enter and how many details are gathered before the owner responds. Decide the highest-value first channel.
One lead channel connected to a Quote Intake agent with human approval built in. The owner gets structured briefs within minutes.
Quote Intake connected across text, web forms, email, missed calls, and social DMs. Briefs routed to the right person automatically.
Common questions
Plain answers before anyone commits to anything.
No. The agent gathers information and prepares a brief. The owner reviews, adjusts pricing and terms, and sends the real quote. The agent handles the intake work so the owner can focus on the estimate.
The agent flags complex, sensitive, or unusual requests for human review immediately. The owner gets the full context and can take over without starting from scratch.
Yes. The agent can work with your existing business number through forwarding or a parallel text-enabled line. No need to publish a new number or migrate your customer base.
It depends on your business, but the standard set includes: what the job is, location, photos, approximate size or scope, timing, and budget range. Every business can customize the questions.
Yes. Briefs arrive by text or email — whichever the owner prefers. They are designed to be readable on a phone screen in under 30 seconds, with all key details visible without scrolling.
Typically within 10–30 seconds. The lead gets an immediate reply asking for the first clarifying details instead of waiting hours for a human to respond.
Start with a single channel
Forward a real inquiry or describe the kind of quote requests your business gets most often. Actrix can map the safest first intake channel in one conversation.
Starter-system path
Missed calls, quote intake, readiness, and rollout planning are connected because one working system usually reveals the next one.