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  1. Nothing says FieldQuo Лише у FieldQuoEvery quote, invoice, page and email a homeowner sees carries your logo, your colour and your name — where that comes from, how one colour becomes a readable document, and the short list of places FieldQuo's own name can appear.
  2. The quote emailWhat lands in the client's inbox when you press Send on a quote: the From line, the subject, the total and the approve button, the scope and the steps, the optional references and before-and-after photos, and the PDF attached.
  3. The quote approval pageThe page a client opens from the quote email: the document on your letterhead, the optional extras they can tick, the signature they give to approve, what Decline does, and what happens on your side the moment they answer.
  4. The invoice email and pay pageWhat the client receives when you send an invoice — a short email with the amount, the due date and a Pay online button — and the page it opens, where they pay by card or from a bank account and see the invoice marked paid.
  5. The client portalThe one page where a client sees their invoices, what they still owe and their quotes — how they get there, what is on it, what they can and cannot do, and the fact that there is nothing to set up.
  6. The booking pageWhat a homeowner sees when they open your booking link: who or what to book, how to meet, a calendar of real availability, their details, a visit fee when you charge one, and the confirmation that follows.
  7. Managing a booked visitThe page behind Change or cancel this visit in the confirmation email: what the client sees, how they move or cancel a visit within your notice, what happens to a visit fee, and what you are told.
  8. The instant estimate pageWhat a homeowner sees on your instant-estimate link: the questions per trade, the photos it requires, the range it shows — or deliberately does not — the email they get, and the review your team does before any of it becomes a quote.
  9. The self-quote formWhat a homeowner sees when they open your Request a quote link: three short steps, no prices, a confirmation on your stationery, and a lead in your pipeline.
  10. The review requestThe one email a client gets after a job is completed: your logo, one sentence of thanks, a 1–5 rating, a Leave a review button to your Google link — and the rules that make sure it is sent once, and never to the wrong person.
  11. The referral pageThe page another business owner lands on when you share your Refer & Earn link — who it is for, what it promises, what it says about you, and the one place FieldQuo's own name is meant to appear.
  12. Your websiteWhat a visitor sees on your FieldQuo-hosted site: your pages, your hours, your services read live from Settings, Get a quote and Book buttons that stay on your address, and the one footer line only a free site carries.
  13. The kitchen design linkThe page a client opens to move cabinets and try finishes on the kitchen you quoted — no prices, their version saved beside yours, and an email to you when they save.
  14. The bio link pageThe one page behind the single link Instagram and TikTok allow: your logo, a heading, your handles, and a button for everything you offer — with a small Made by FieldQuo line in the footer.
  15. A funnelWhat someone who taps your ad or bio link sees: a full-screen, one-question-at-a-time page in your colour, an optional instant range, a short contact form — and, on your side, a scored lead.
  16. The texts clients receiveThe two automated texts a client can get — On my way and an appointment reminder — what they say, in which language, from which number, how STOP works, and everything FieldQuo does not text.