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Demo 06 of 15 · Old and forgotten quotes Sample business: Oak & Iron Kitchens

Oak & Iron Kitchens · sample business

Handmade kitchens
built in Sheffield

Quoted with us last spring and still thinking? We'll check in at the right time, not chase.

A finished grey handleless kitchen with a long island and three pendant lights Try the old-quote demo

About our workshop

We're a small joinery workshop making painted, oak and handleless kitchens for homes across South Yorkshire. Most of our customers take months to decide, and the quotes from last spring are still sitting in the sent folder.

A family baking together in their kitchen

Families across South Yorkshire back our work

Every kitchen starts with a home visit and a proper written quote. The trouble is what happens after: a busy workshop, no time to follow up, and good jobs quietly forgotten. The demo below shows Runeflake picking those quotes back up for Joe.

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Quotes that went quiet, picked back up at the right moment.

Runeflake reads each old quote, says who is worth a check-in and why, and writes a note about their actual job. You choose who gets one and the tone.

Joe's quotes 7 quotes from Aug 2025 to Jul 2026

Once the quotes are checked, click a customer to read the draft written for them.

Nothing selected

Replies

Sorted as they arrive
  1. Replies land here after you send.
Quotes revived
0
Back in the pipeline
£0
Closed and tidied
0
  • Gmail
  • XERO
  • Google Calendar
  • WhatsApp
  • Outlook

How it works

No chasing and no spam. Just a timely note about their own kitchen.

  1. Read01

    It reads your old quotes from your quoting tool or sent emails: who, what, how much, when, and anything they said about timing.

  2. Pick02

    It picks the right moment: the season they mentioned, a price that has changed, how long jobs like theirs take to decide. Not everyone gets one.

  3. Check & send03

    You check each note and send. Replies are sorted: visits booked, price updates to you, and the no-thank-yous closed off neatly.