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From one link to a booked move: the five stages
A walkthrough of the five stages every HaulerBase session passes through — collect, qualify, price, route and confirm — and what your customer sees at each one.
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Notes on quoting, booking and getting paid
4 written pieces on the parts of a move that decide whether it is profitable: how the inventory is collected, how the price is built from your own rate sheet, how the confidence engine decides which moves book themselves, and where the booking flow should live. Every claim here describes what the platform actually does.
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Why a phone-guessed cube count sets the wrong price
A cube count guessed over the phone decides the price, the truck and the crew before anyone has seen the house. What changes when the customer builds the inventory instead.EstimatingRead - 03
Auto-book or review queue: how the decision is made
How HaulerBase scores a submitted inventory on completeness, media coverage, internal consistency and route sanity, and how the threshold you set decides which moves book themselves.BookingRead - 04
Where to put your booking flow
The hosted link, the website widget, QR codes, campaign links and email drops are included in every HaulerBase plan. Where each one fits, and how per-channel attribution shows which of them earns its place.DistributionRead
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The Help Center carries step-by-step articles on setting up rates, embedding the booking flow, tuning the review queue and running the account.
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Start taking bookings from your own website
Set up your rates, drop the link into the channels you already run, and let the clean jobs book themselves.