We screen homeowner authority, property, roof issue, replacement intent, timing, service area, contact, and consent against written rules. One criteria-matched opportunity goes to one eligible roofing company, with the proof attached. You see why it counted before your team makes the call.
They need a roof replacement. They ask for help.
Your handoff shows the facts your team needs before deciding whether the opportunity deserves a call.
The qualification standard is written before a unit can count.
The requester must be the homeowner or authorized decision-maker, identify the property, and state the roof problem.
Replacement intent, project timing, and reachable contact must be captured before clean acceptance.
The service area must match and the opportunity can be allocated to only one eligible roofing buyer.
Bad-fit, incomplete, or unclear requests are rejected, held for more information, or placed into replacement review under the written policy.
You receive it only after the written roofing qualification criteria are checked. The retained evidence is in the handoff.
Your company receives the opportunity under the private pilot terms. Allocation, data access, suppression, reuse, and conflict rules are written before launch.
The written PPQL rules cover homeowner authority, property address, roof issue, replacement intent, reachable contact, project timing, service-area fit, and permission to be contacted.
The PPQL operating standard is a first-contact attempt within 15 minutes during business hours. Your follow-up sequence is documented before the pilot.
A homeowner-demand cell opens only after a qualified buyer, service area, rules, budget, tracking, and launch approval are in place. This application does not activate ads.
Before terms are offered, we agree on the qualified unit, your written rule card, delivery and review window, and the remedy for an eligible miss. The commercial quote is private for your roofing operating cell.
You have one business hour to accept or reject it against the agreed qualification rules. If the rejection is eligible, replacement inventory is used when available or a wallet credit is recorded.
Yes. The sample journey on this page is labeled as a workflow preview. It is not real buyer performance or live homeowner demand.
Each qualified opportunity is allocated to one eligible roofing buyer under the written rules. Territory, suppression, reuse, and conflict protections are defined in the private pilot terms.
You see the retained qualification evidence, source and consent reference, territory match, and decision trail before accepting the opportunity.
Call fast and close. The vetting, the questions, and the handoff are already done.
It is not treated as a clean accepted opportunity. An incomplete, duplicate, out-of-area, bad-fit, or unclear request is rejected, held for review, or handled through the written replacement or credit process.
Submit the buyer-fit application. We review your service area, estimator capacity, callback owner, and replacement focus before any terms are offered.