Appraisals on the calendar, only when a buyer is free

Miles keeps the calendar itself, so it works with any CRM. It books only times when a buyer is on shift and free, and it moves or cancels an appraisal when the seller asks.

Today

Thursday, November 12. In the last 24 hours: 8 new leads. Miles answered in a median of 5s and booked 3.

New leads today
5
9 all time
Booked today
1
3 appraisals on today's calendar
Cars bought this month
0
Mark outcomes on appraisals
1seller waiting

Sam Okafor needs a person

Asked about a lease buyout. Miles needs a person to answer.

Open the lead

Today's appraisals3

10:30 AMShowed
Maria Chen2021 Toyota RAV4 XLE · $24,100–$26,300Dana Brooks
1:00 PMBooked
Jordan Reyes2019 Honda Accord EX · $18,750–$20,250Marcus Lee
3:30 PMBooked
Tom Alvarez2017 Ford F-150 XLT · $20,400–$22,900Luis Ortega

The Today view: new leads, bookings, and the day's appraisals. Shown with a sample dealership.

The calendar

Buyer hours and time off
Each buyer has working hours and time off. Miles books around both.
Buffers
Set the appraisal length and the gap between appraisals.
Fair assignment
New bookings go to the buyer who was assigned least recently.
Calendar invites
The buyer and the seller get a calendar invite that updates when the time moves.

After the booking

Confirmation
The seller gets a confirmation with the time, the address, and what to bring.
Reminders
A reminder the day before, and another two hours before.
Outcome in one tap
After the time passes, the buyer marks showed, no-show, or bought from an email.
Your CRM
Each booking goes to your CRM as a standard ADF/XML lead email.

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