We lose track of unanswered inquiries.
Guide + CSV trackerSet up a shared list of unanswered inquiries, who will reply, and when. Includes a blank spreadsheet and a filled example.
How to track client inquiries and repliesFrom receiving an inquiry through replies and follow-ups to an accepted proposal.
Start with the situation you are in. You can use each guide on its own.
Set up a shared list of unanswered inquiries, who will reply, and when. Includes a blank spreadsheet and a filled example.
How to track client inquiries and repliesRecord each inquiry once, assign it to a teammate, and catch transfers that never reached your list.
How to turn form submissions into inquiry recordsSet a review date and name one person to reply. Use the message template, then stop follow-ups when the client responds or asks to wait.
Follow up without sending it twiceRecord exactly which scope, price, and proposal version the client accepted, so the team starts from the agreed offer.
From inquiry to accepted proposalArticles explain the reasoning; practical workflows help you complete a specific task.
The same email address does not always mean the same inquiry. Separate the contact, requested work, and individual messages so you do not lose a new project.
A contact list is not the whole sales story. Before changing CRM, check whether projects, activities, and their relationships can move too.
Two people cover a client mailbox, but both sign in with the same password.
Prepare field mapping, a small trial import, and checks for history and owners. A green importer message does not complete the move.
Ask only for what the first useful reply needs. The local form demo helps you test the questions and error handling.
Separate duplicate contacts from another job or a namesake. Prepare a controlled merge and a record of what changed.