Moving Company Owners 4 Best Ways to Stop Stressing!

You can see when you spoke to them, who and when, and when you're gonna speak to them again. Our goal in every call is to handle a situation on the spot while the customer is still on the line. Both the company and the client will appreciate it if the concern was addressed and resolved on the spot.

Unfortunately, this may not always be the case. Therefore, if we cannot resolve it on the spot, we always leave a clear future. I'm going to fix this for you as soon as possible. I will call you back tomorrow with a fix, but a clear future is set. The second concern that I cover all my bases was the quote sent to the customer, the quote, must be knowledgeable, professional, and not too crazy, like you need a law degree to read the first paragraph, but detailed enough to cover all your bases.

This is the initial contact with the client. You're showing them what you're charging for, and why. It needs to encompass all the knowledge of the move, but be very clear and easy to follow. This is not the contract or bill of lading, so it doesn't need to be all about the verbiage. It's a selling point.

We offer this for this much, if you're interested, sign here. The quote is still required by most states, but this is not the actual bill of lading. It's a proposal, not the Bill of Lading. The text or email should explain what to expect on the day of the move. Is there anything you want the client to know prior to the crew arriving, such as we do not disconnect washer and dryers?

Anything you want the client to know prior to the move, A great automated email would be “Three Things To Expect The Day Of Your Move” and have this sent with every estimate you send out. The point of this video is to remove all the stress of having to think about it or even do it. Let the CRM do it for you. You never have to think about it or worry about it. The third concern, do I have the bill of lading? This is already a prepared document. It should be pre-made with all of your terms, and conditions, and all of your state requirements. It's been approved by your state to be compliant with its regulations. It auto-populates with the correct client information for that particular job.

The bill of lading should be sent to the crew or driver on the day of the move or sooner. With a good CRM, anyone who has access to the software can see that Bill of Lading. This is a digital age. We don't want to have to carry pen and paper and wonder if it was filled out correctly. Having this in a digital form will limit those mistakes, and remove the stress of where is it. Is it done? Is it done right? Do you really want your crew to do math out there? No. Anything we can do to make it easier and less complicated for them is worth the expense. The bill of lading is the contract. It's the final invoice that the state will look at if they ever need to. This should be simple and flawless every time.

Fourth and last, oh my God, I'm being audited. What do I do? Are you using MoveitPro as your software? Then just relax. Everything I've mentioned in this video so far is handled for you in our software. Let the government ask their questions, knowing you are covered on all your bases. You have all your paperwork saved in the system to view at any time you have all your records and reports of anyone you had spoken to or done a job with, how much you've done for them, and what they paid.

If the government wants to see it, you have to show them. No more looking for it or asking Is it done? We simply reply. Absolutely. Here it is. Is there anything else you want me to show you?

If any of these are a concern? Reach out to MoveitPro. We'll be happy to remove these from your worries and allow you to spend your stress on other things that actually deserve it, like building the business and bringing in new customers, both of which MoveitPro can help you out with.

But let's save that for a different video. Have a great day guys.