Context can be separated
The original homeowner request can be apart from the notes the office adds later.
Roofing lead follow-up software
Kaldwick keeps each recorded homeowner request with its context, owner, last action, next action, and current status—so a team can review what remains open.
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The problem
The original homeowner request can be apart from the notes the office adds later.
A name in a conversation does not state who owns the next step.
A request can have a last action without a next action recorded for the team.
What Kaldwick makes visible
Kaldwick gives a recorded request a shared set of handoff fields. The record is there to read before the team decides what happens next.
The person accountable for the next step.
The recorded action that happened most recently.
The remaining work written down for the team.
A current state, such as Needs action, In progress, or Closed.
A recorded result: booked, not booked, or still in progress.
The free roofing follow-up tracker uses the same basic handoff questions. For a practical routine, see the roofing lead follow-up process.
Product boundary
Kaldwick records a request submitted through its quote link and keeps the handoff fields visible. It is not a full CRM, estimating software, or an automatic homeowner SMS or email tool.
Your team decides what happens next, then makes the call or sends the message from its own phones. See Kaldwick plans for the workspace available to your team.
Fit
Questions
No. Kaldwick is not a full roofing CRM. It is a focused workspace for requests recorded through its quote link: homeowner context, owner, last action, next action, status, and outcome.
No. Kaldwick does not automatically text homeowners. Your team decides what to do next and handles calls or messages from its own phones.
No. Kaldwick does not generate roofing leads. Its quote link gives a roofing company a place to receive homeowner requests from the channels it already uses.
For requests recorded in Kaldwick, it keeps the homeowner context, owner, last action, next action, status, and outcome together in one record.
Yes. A focused request record can keep the handoff visible without asking your team to adopt a full CRM for estimating, production, and the rest of the job lifecycle.
Kaldwick provides priority signals to help organize the queue. Those signals do not decide whether a request needs action; the recorded owner, last action, next action, and status make that visible.
Start with one clear place
Set up your account, choose your trade and call zone, then share the quote link where homeowners already find your company.
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