The Treatments You Sell, Set Up Once
A general pest AMC is twelve visits. Anti-termite work carries a warranty measured in years, and rodent work needs a follow-up in ten days. Each has its own shape, and each one gets typed out fresh every time you quote it.
Each treatment, defined once
What it covers
Named as you sell it to customers, not as a chemical company names it.
How often it runs
Monthly, quarterly, twice a year, or a single visit. The contract’s visit plan is laid out from this.
The follow-up it needs
Ten days after rodent work, a fortnight after a heavy cockroach treatment. Booked rather than remembered.
The warranty you give
The period a customer can call you back inside, held with the treatment so nobody argues about it later.
What you charge
Your rate for a flat, a restaurant kitchen, a godown, so the quote does not start from zero each time.
What it saves at the counter
The desk picks the treatment and the visit plan, the warranty and the price come with it. A quote that took twenty minutes and a phone call to the senior technician now takes two. More usefully, the same job is quoted the same way whoever is sitting at the desk that morning.
What the owner sees across a season
- Which treatments sell, and to which kind of customer
- Callbacks by treatment, which is the quiet measure of whether it works
- Treatments quoted often and closed rarely
- Chemical use by treatment, read against what you charge for it
The first month is the work
Setting this up honestly takes one long sitting with your senior technician, arguing about what a treatment really involves and how often it truly needs repeating. That conversation is the value. After it, nobody touches this screen for months.
Frequently asked questions
Can we price the same treatment differently for a flat and a hotel?
Yes. Most operators keep a rate by size or by kind of premises, and the desk picks the one that applies. The quote can still be changed for a particular customer before it goes out.
What if we add a new treatment next year?
You add it, with its frequency, warranty and rate. Contracts already running are not disturbed. Anything sold from that day onwards can use the new one.
Do follow-up visits get scheduled on their own?
The follow-up is created when the treatment says it needs one, and it appears on the schedule for the day it falls due. Who does it, and whether it suits the customer that day, is still settled by the desk.
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