01
Eligible volume
We can identify at least 150 unsold estimates or inactive first-party leads that may be eligible for the intended channel.
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Can your old estimates support a controlled recovery sprint?
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02
Meaningful job value
The typical collected job value is at least $5,000, or the unit economics otherwise support a tightly measured sprint.
03
System of record
The records, ownership, statuses, and outcomes live in an active CRM or another controlled system of record.
04
Documented eligibility
The business can document why each selected record may be contacted through the intended channel.
05
Suppression controls
Opt-outs, prior complaints, sold work, duplicates, invalid contacts, and other exclusions can be removed before launch.
06
Written approvals
A responsible contractor representative can approve the exact segment, message, offer, timing, and handoff.
07
Named human handoff
Interested homeowners can reach a named, trained employee who will respond promptly.
08
Sales and fulfillment capacity
The contractor can quote, close, schedule, fulfill, and collect additional work without harming service quality.
09
Attribution evidence
Campaign versions, replies, booked opportunities, sold work, invoices, collections, refunds, and disputes can be reconciled.
10
Pause authority
A named owner can pause the campaign immediately for eligibility, data, provider, deliverability, or complaint risk.
What happens next
Share counts only
Record range, average collected job value, trade, platform, and operating capacity.
Resolve the gaps
Eligibility, suppression, approval, handoff, and attribution are gates—not cleanup after launch.
Approve one pilot
Only a qualified, documented segment moves into a controlled 14-day sprint.