Connect the quote flow
We adapt to your current spreadsheet, inbox, quote tool, or handoff process.
Canopy Relay for local service businesses
Canopy Relay keeps every estimate moving until it is won, lost, or closed. We work around the quote process you already use, so customers get the next touch and you get the reply when it matters.
Canopy Relay starts tracking the next touch without changing your current quote process.
Approved messages go out, then stop as soon as the customer replies.
You only get pulled in when there is something worth acting on.
How it works
We adapt to your current spreadsheet, inbox, quote tool, or handoff process.
Follow-ups match your company voice and stop as soon as a customer replies.
Every week you see open value, replies, won jobs, stale quotes, and owner tasks.
What you get
The 30-day pilot
The first version is deliberately practical: prove that better follow-up recovers work before building anything complicated.
A short note to make sure the estimate did not disappear into the week.
A useful nudge that invites questions about scope, timing, or next steps.
A clean last touch before the quote is marked stale or no-response.
Sample weekly report
These are example pipeline numbers, not pricing. The real report uses your open quotes, replies, won jobs, and stale follow-ups.
Customer asked about timing. Reply flagged.
Accepted after Day 5 follow-up.
Day 10 final reminder scheduled.
Privacy posture
Canopy Relay needs customer name, contact, quote date, optional quote amount, and status. We do not need customer documents, payment data, private files, or full inbox access.
Follow-up can run on approved templates and simple rules, so customer contact details and quote notes do not need to be sent to OpenAI, Anthropic, or other AI model providers. SMS and email delivery providers may still process the messages they deliver.
Pilot pricing
Ready when your quotes are
Email your company name and a brief description of how quotes move through your business. We will shape a 30-day Canopy Relay pilot around the process you already use.