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| Dispatch wasteDouble-bookings, no-shows, wrong truck — about 5% of revenue | $0 |
| Missed-call wasteCalls that rang out × 30% would've booked × your job value | $0 |
| Payroll wasteForgotten clock-outs and buddy punching — about 3% of payroll | $0 |
| Dead-quote waste20% of quotes never followed up × 25% would've closed | $0 |
Conservative estimates based on industry averages. Your real number could be higher — most owners underestimate missed calls by half.
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Where these numbers come from
Why 5% dispatch waste?
Double-booked crews, jobs with no crew assigned, the wrong truck on a job, and paper schedules nobody can read. For a company doing $40K/month in moves, one blown Saturday costs $2,000+ — and it happens more often than owners admit. 5% is the conservative end; chaotic operations run 8–10%.
Why 30% of missed calls would have booked?
Someone calling a mover is ready to buy — they're not browsing, they need a truck. Industry data consistently shows 25–35% of inbound calls convert when answered promptly. We use 30%. Every missed call that goes to voicemail is a customer calling your competitor next.
Why 3% payroll waste?
Forgotten clock-outs are the big one — a mover forgets to clock out Friday, Monday shows a 60-hour week. Buddy punching and rounded-up hours add the rest. GPS clock-in with shift flags (like MoveClerk's 16-hour review flag) cuts this to near zero.
Why do 20% of quotes die?
Because nobody follows up. The quote goes out, the owner gets busy, three days pass, and the customer books whoever called them back first. Automated nudges recover about a quarter of these — that's the 25% close rate on revived quotes.