Bash CRM, for your kind of business

Every service business runs on the people who send it work. These pages say who those people are for each trade, what goes wrong without a system, where to start, and how Bash CRM fits.

• Home inspectors — The agents who send you inspections are the business. Keep every one.
• Contractors — The next project comes from someone who sent the last one. Keep every one of them.
• Restoration companies — Restoration work comes from whoever calls you first. Be the one they call.
• HVAC contractors — Every season, the same people decide who to call. Make sure it's you.
• Electricians — The contractors and managers who send you work are the business. Keep every one.
• Plumbers — Plumbing work comes from the people who call you first. Keep every one of them.
• Roofers — The people who send roofs are worth more than the roofs. Keep every one.
• Landscapers — A landscaping business is a list of properties and the people who control them. Keep the list.
• Architects & engineers — Every project came from a relationship. Keep the ones that send the next one.
• Consultants — Every engagement came from someone who trusted you. Keep every one of them.
• Marketing agencies — You market everyone but yourselves. Keep the people who send you work.
• Financial advisors — A practice is a list of families and the professionals who send them. Keep the list.
• Insurance agencies — Every policy came from a relationship. Keep the ones that send the next one.
• Law firms — Every matter came from a referral. Keep the people who made it.
• Healthcare practices — A practice is a list of providers who refer. Keep every one of them.
• Property management — Doors come from owners, agents and vendors who trust you. Keep every one of them.
• Real estate teams — The sphere is the business. Keep every person in it, not just the ones in a drip.