Requests
Site survey and measuring appointments
For installed work, visitors leave their address and the days that suit them; the request arrives tagged “Survey” and becomes a field job.
On this page
For work that needs measuring on site, such as signage, glass, stone, metal or CNC, visitors may want you to take measurements before they ask for a quote. The Site survey section turns this into a tidy request. It's on by default in these industries; in others it's off, and you can turn it on if you like.
Settings
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Section title | Up to 120 characters; if empty, “On-site survey and measuring”. |
| Survey note | Up to 200 characters; shown in the section and on the booking form. E.g. “Free surveys within Istanbul”. Only state terms you actually offer. |
- Section titleUp to 120 characters; if empty, “On-site survey and measuring”.
- Survey noteUp to 200 characters; shown in the section and on the booking form. E.g. “Free surveys within Istanbul”. Only state terms you actually offer.
What do visitors see?
- They enter their address, choose the days that suit them (from your working days) and pick a time window: morning, afternoon, early evening or any time. They can also add a photo of the spot.
- You call them to confirm the time.
- You take the measurements on site and send a quote based on them.
Besides the Book a site survey button in the section, the same form also opens from the Contact section and, if you like, from the announcement bar.
In your inbox
A survey request lands in your Inbox tagged Survey. The request shows the survey address, the suitable days and the time window.
- Open the request; you'll see the card “The customer wants an on-site measurement: confirm the day and plan the survey.”
- Use Plan survey to add the survey to Field jobs; the customer's first suitable day is suggested.
- Review the Confirm the survey day with the customer message and send it.
- During the survey, enter the measurements and photos in the field report; prepare the quote with this information.
Related topics
- Requests from your site: quote form and instant priceHow visitors see prices and request quotes, where the buttons appear and how requests land in your inbox.
- Announcement bar and intro videoShowing a short notice at the very top of your site, and adding a YouTube or Vimeo video without tracking visitors.