The diary
Real openings.
Not a request form.
Katch reads the calendar your team already opens in the morning — your hours, your travel time, how many visits you'll take in a day — and offers only times that genuinely work.
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Wednesday 13 August · Sam
Why it matters
“Pick a time and we'll confirm” is a form wearing a calendar's clothes.
If a slot isn't real, someone has to ring back — and you're back where you started.
- 01
- Double-booked
- 02
- A week that criss-crosses the county
- 03
- A second system nobody opens
Two people write into one diary with no shared view of the day, and someone drives to a door already done.
Four surveys in four postcodes. Half the day is windscreen time and the fifth job doesn't fit.
Any diary that isn't the one on the lads' phones is a diary that goes stale by Wednesday.
What it does about it
01
Reads what's really there
Connect Google or Outlook. Existing jobs block time; nothing is offered over the top of them.
02
Counts the driving
Slots near where a surveyor is already going, so the day doesn't cross town twice.
03
Writes back in
The booking lands in the same calendar with the address, the answers and the customer's mobile in the event.
Where this matters most
The rest of it
Stop buying leads. Book jobs.
One link, on your ads, filling the diary by Friday.
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