Turn one service into a short, useful customer conversation.
Use the name your customers recognise, ask only for the details you need, and preview the experience before making it available.
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Name the job the way customers describe it.
Use “Bathroom renovation,” “Interior painting,” or “Boiler replacement,” rather than an internal category or trade abbreviation. The service name appears in the widget and on the estimate.
Keep the first conversation short.
Ask for the details that help you prepare a credible starting estimate or arrive better prepared for a visit. Ofértamelo supports:
- Numbers, such as area or quantity
- Multiple-choice answers
- Yes or no questions
- Short written details
- Optional photos or video
Follow-up questions can appear only when relevant, keeping the experience shorter for everyone else.
Check the experience before publishing it.
Open the preview and read the questions from a customer's point of view. Confirm that the wording is clear, the order feels natural, and nothing unnecessary stands between the customer and their estimate.
How many questions should a service have?
Use the fewest needed to prepare a useful estimate. Most customers should be able to complete the first step without stopping to find information.
Can different services ask different questions?
Yes. Each service has its own customer conversation.
Can a question appear only when it applies?
Yes. Use this for genuine follow-up questions rather than building one long questionnaire.
Can customers attach photos?
Yes. Photos and short video can be offered as optional context.
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