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31 · The install date

Install dates with their arrival window, booked once

Book a real install date, with its arrival window, before you leave. Once the sale is resulted, the Install dates button opens the dates Salesforce is offering for that job's install work order. Each date shows its arrival window: 8 AM–Noon, Noon–4 PM or 4–8 PM. The best fits for the crew route are starred. You see a preview, and nothing is booked until you confirm.

Tap a 4–8 PM window late in the year and a small note warns that it gets dark early. It only shows when you pick that window. A job that is already scheduled can't get a second date, unless the install date was missed. And the card header shows just the date, with a small “booked by you” or “booked by” and your manager's name after it.

Sold jobs without a date are easy to find: on All Opportunities each one shows a Pick install date chip. Tap it to book (you confirm first), email the open dates to the customer, or copy them for a text. Nothing is ever made up — only dates Salesforce offers appear.

The Install dates picker on a sold job: the open dates Salesforce offers, each with its arrival window, and the preview before booking.
The Install dates picker: open dates with their arrival windows, best route fits starred. Captured from the app with sample data — no real customers, prices or addresses. The diagram below numbers each part. Tap the image to fill the screen.
Install dates ★ = best fit for the crew route ★ Tue, Nov 3 · 8 AM–Noon Tue, Nov 3 · Noon–4 PM Wed, Nov 4 · 4–8 PM Small note: dark out early this time of year Only dates Salesforce offers. Preview first, then Book. One date per job, unless the date was missed. Install Wed, Nov 4 booked by you 1 2 3 4
A diagram of the date picker and the card header, with sample dates. Not a real job.
How you use it
  1. Result the sale once the DocuSign is signed. Install dates appears in the header.
  2. Tap it and pick a date and window with the customer.
  3. Read the preview and tap Book. The header shows the date and “booked by you”.

What it does, step by step

  1. Once the sale is resulted, Install dates appears in the header.
  2. Tap it. Every date Salesforce offers shows with its arrival window. The best fits are starred.
  3. A late-year 4–8 PM pick shows a small note that it gets dark early.
  4. Read the preview and tap Book. The header shows the date and who booked it.

Time it saves Estimates

TaskBy hand, typicallyWith the app, typically
Booking an install date10–20 min of calls1–2 min at the table

Typically 10–20 minutes per sale.

Typical estimates, not guarantees.

Errors it prevents Guesstimates

Time figures are typical estimates for an active rep, not guarantees. Error figures are guesstimates for a rep closing about 10 jobs a month. Both vary with the rep, the office and the job.

Who it helps

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