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The inquiry came in. Know what happened next.
This is a working sample of what GLR shows a home-services business after an inquiry arrives — what the record holds, what GLR concludes from it, and what nobody knows yet.
Sample HVAC Co. is a fictional business. Every inquiry, date and figure on this page is generated sample data — not a customer's, and not a claim about one.
Three different things, kept apart
- Recorded
- Written down in the lead record. A fact, with a date on it.
- Supported
- GLR's conclusion, drawn from recorded facts by a rule this page shows you.
- Not recorded
- Nothing was written down. That is not the same as nothing having happened, and GLR does not treat it as though it were.
01 / One inquiry
An inquiry arrived. Here is everything that happened next.
Every inquiry in the sample record is read the same way. This is one of them, in full.
Zoning system quote
Follow-up is still needed, and the last recorded contact is more than two whole days old.
- Arrived
- Thu, Aug 27
- Came in through
- Phone
- Marked as
- Quoted
- Last activity
- Sun, Sep 6
Recommended next step
RecordedAnswer questions on quote
What happened
Only what the record actually holds, in the order it happened.
New inquiry
RecordedThu, Aug 27 · Phone · Zoning system quote
Marked as
RecordedQuoted
Last activity
RecordedSun, Sep 6 · 9 days ago
Marked for follow-up
RecordedAnswer questions on quote
Nothing on this timeline was sent by GLR. It prepares replies; a person at the business decides whether any of them goes out.
Why GLR flagged this
The facts it used, and the rule it applied to them.
What the record says
- The inquiry was recorded on Thu, Aug 27 — 19 days ago.
- The record says follow-up is still needed.
- The last recorded contact was Sun, Sep 6 — 9 days ago.
The rule
A follow-up is overdue when it is still needed and the lead was last contacted more than two whole days ago.
What follows from that
Follow-up is still needed, and the last recorded contact is more than two whole days old.
What GLR does not know about this inquiry
The record does not hold these, so the product does not claim them — and neither does this page.
- Whether anybody spoke to this customer outside the record.
- What was said, if they did.
- Whether this customer has already booked somebody else.
- Whether this inquiry would have become a job.
GLR does not put a value on this inquiry, does not call it lost, and does not tell you how to feel about it. It tells you what the record holds, how long it has waited, and what the next step is.
And what it will not guess about.
Nothing was written down. That is not the same as nothing having happened, and GLR does not treat it as though it were.
Two different situations, one label. Each example below says which of the two it is, and shows the rule if a rule produced it.
Ductwork inspection
Tue, Sep 15 · Phone · New
Follow-up is still needed and no contact is recorded, so nothing here says how long this has waited.
- The inquiry was recorded on Tue, Sep 15 — today.
- The record says follow-up is still needed.
- No contact recorded, so there is no interval to measure. That is an absence in the record, not a finding about the business.
Recommended next step
RecordedReturn the call
Annual maintenance plan
Sun, Sep 6 · Phone · New
No contact is recorded, and this inquiry has been in the record long enough to warrant a check. That is a gap in the record, not a finding that nobody followed up.
- The inquiry was recorded on Sun, Sep 6 — 9 days ago.
- The record does not flag this inquiry for follow-up.
- No contact recorded, so there is no interval to measure. That is an absence in the record, not a finding about the business.
- The inquiry arrived 9 days ago and the record has held nothing about it since. Long enough that somebody should check it — and the record does not say what, if anything, happened in that time.
The rule
An inquiry with no contact recorded is held for a record check once it has been in the record more than two whole days. That is a gap in the record, not a finding that nobody followed up.
Recommended next step
SupportedVerify whether contact happened and update the record.
02 / The whole record
Every inquiry, read the same way.
The same four readings, applied to every inquiry in the sample record. Nothing is filtered out to flatter the product and nothing is folded away behind a button — a list with a quiet remainder is a list that could have been arranged.
3
Still needed, and it has waited more than two days.
3
Still needed. Recent contact, so it is due rather than late.
3
No contact is recorded to measure from.
17
Not flagged, and nothing due for a check.
Counted as needing attention: 8 — every inquiry the record flags for follow-up, whichever of the three readings it falls under. Held for a record check: 1 — not flagged, no contact recorded, and in the record more than two whole days. Not flagged, with nothing due for a check: 17.
Two ways an inquiry ends up there
An inquiry reads “More information needed” for one of two reasons. Either the record asks for follow-up and holds no contact to measure from, so there is no interval to call late. Or nothing flags it, nothing is recorded, and it has been sitting there more than two whole days — which is a gap in the record worth checking, not a finding that nobody followed up.
All 26 inquiries in the sample record, most recent first. Open any inquiry to see what happened and why GLR read it that way.
| Inquiry | Arrived | Asked about | Source | Last activity | Follow-up status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inquiry 026 | Tue, Sep 15 | Ductwork inspection | Phone | No contact recorded | More information needed |
| Inquiry 025 | Tue, Sep 15 | Seasonal tune-up | Phone | No contact recorded | More information needed |
| Inquiry 024 | Mon, Sep 14 | New construction — rough-in | Website form | Mon, Sep 14 | Needs attention |
| Inquiry 023 | Mon, Sep 14 | Indoor air quality — filtration | Website form | Tue, Sep 15 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 022 | Fri, Sep 11 | Humidifier install | Phone | Mon, Sep 14 | Needs attention |
| Inquiry 021 | Tue, Sep 8 | Emergency — no heat | Property manager | Mon, Sep 14 | Needs attention |
| Inquiry 020 | Sun, Sep 6 | Heat pump install | Website form | Sun, Sep 13 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 019 | Sun, Sep 6 | Annual maintenance plan | Phone | No contact recorded | More information needed |
| Inquiry 018 | Sat, Sep 5 | Heat pump install | Property manager | Sat, Sep 12 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 017 | Fri, Sep 4 | Second-system quote — addition | Phone | Sun, Sep 6 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 016 | Fri, Sep 4 | Condenser fan motor | Website form | Sun, Sep 13 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 015 | Wed, Sep 2 | Second-system quote — addition | Website form | Sat, Sep 12 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 014 | Wed, Sep 2 | Refrigerant leak check | Phone | Thu, Sep 10 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 013 | Tue, Sep 1 | AC replacement quote | Google Business | Thu, Sep 3 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 012 | Mon, Aug 31 | Air handler replacement | Phone | Mon, Aug 31 | Recovery opportunity |
| Inquiry 011 | Sun, Aug 30 | Annual maintenance plan | Website form | Tue, Sep 15 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 010 | Fri, Aug 28 | Refrigerant leak check | Phone | Fri, Aug 28 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 009 | Thu, Aug 27 | Zoning system quote | Phone | Sun, Sep 6 | Recovery opportunity |
| Inquiry 008 | Wed, Aug 26 | Thermostat replacement | Google Business | Sat, Sep 12 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 007 | Wed, Aug 26 | Annual maintenance plan | Referral | Mon, Sep 7 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 006 | Mon, Aug 24 | AC replacement quote | Website form | Mon, Sep 14 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 005 | Fri, Aug 21 | Indoor air quality — filtration | Google Business | Tue, Sep 1 | Recovery opportunity |
| Inquiry 004 | Wed, Aug 19 | Air handler replacement | Website form | Mon, Sep 14 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 003 | Wed, Aug 19 | Water heater — gas | Referral | Tue, Sep 15 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 002 | Wed, Aug 19 | Ductwork inspection | Property manager | Sat, Sep 12 | No action needed |
| Inquiry 001 | Mon, Aug 17 | Capacitor replacement | Website form | Sat, Sep 12 | No action needed |
Founding Lead Recovery works from leads entered into or routed into the customer's GLR-managed lead sheet. Automated source connectors are added only where explicitly configured.
03 / Today's read
What needs you today, and what does not.
The same figures the product keeps, read back in sentences. These are the same inquiries — a lead is the product's own word for one. No trend, no forecast, no prediction: this is one reading of one day.
Follow-up status
Supported8 leads need attention, 3 follow-ups are overdue and 3 replies are waiting for you to approve.
3 follow-ups are overdue
Why: A follow-up is overdue when it is still needed and the lead was last contacted more than two whole days ago.
What to do: Start with these. They have waited the longest.
3 replies are waiting for your approval
Why: Each one is prepared and ready. Nothing is sent until you approve it, so a reply waiting here has not gone out.
What to do: Approve or change them in the Draft Review Log tab of your Google Sheet.
5 leads need a follow-up
Why: Marked for follow-up, and contacted within the last two whole days, so not overdue yet.
What to do: These come after anything overdue.
Recommended next step
Contact the overdue follow-ups, then approve the replies waiting on you.
The figures behind it
Recorded26
Inquiries in the record
8
Need attention
3
Waited more than two days
14
Replies prepared
3
Waiting for your approval
- 8 of your 26 leads need a follow-up.
- 14 replies have been prepared, and 3 still need your decision.
Record read 12 minutes ago.
04 / Who decides
Nothing goes out until a person says so.
GLR prepares replies and puts them in front of somebody. It does not send them, does not answer on your behalf, and does not decide that a customer has been dealt with.
01
GLR prepares
A reply is drafted and held where the person who decides can read it.
02
A person approves
Somebody at the business reads it and decides. Nothing moves without that.
03
The record keeps it
What was decided, and when, stays in the record beside the inquiry.
This page shows the reading and the review step. It does not show a message being sent, because that is not what this product does.
Would this read your operation the same way?
The honest answer depends on how your inquiries arrive and what already gets written down. That is the conversation, and it is a short one.
An Audit is the deeper look at your own operation, and it is not the only way in. Most people should start with one of the two above.
Interest should make the next step easier, not trigger pressure. GLR provides the information, evidence, and appropriate next action people need to make their own decision. Expressing interest does not authorize aggressive follow-up.