New quote request in Gmail
Customer reaches out about weekly mowing and hedge trim.
Quote request lands at 2:14 PM. Within a minute: classified, logged to Airtable, draft reply in your Drafts folder. Twenty-four hours later, a follow-up draft. Next morning, it's in the 7 AM digest.
Everything you see in the video you can do on your own n8n instance within an hour of buying.
Hi Sarah — thanks for reaching out. Happy to put a quote together for weekly mowing and a hedge trim in West Linn. Could you share the approximate lot size and a photo of the hedges? I can get you a firm number within a day.
— Dan, Summit Ridge Landscaping
Six real views of the kit running on a sample three-crew landscaping business.
Customer reaches out about weekly mowing and hedge trim.
Same feature set — pick whichever inbox your business actually uses.
Structured fields: service type, neighborhood, timing, contact, status.
Simpler setup if you don't want Airtable. Same columns, same behavior.
Ready to review. Nothing sent until you click send.
7 AM email: 3 new, 2 drafts waiting, 1 stale > 48h.
The kit ships in draft-only mode. Every reply and every follow-up is a draft until you click send. Auto-send is a deliberate choice you make later, for specific follow-up stages — not a default.
Buy Pro, import the three core workflows plus reply-state sync, run the test checklist. 30–45 minutes, start to live.