Quick takeaways:
Worried about risking time and money on estimating software?
What if you’re actually putting your business at risk by NOT taking the plunge? What if, by delaying, you’re actually costing your business money?
I’ll stop with the dramatic statements. But based on the many, many conversations we have with builders, I’m saying this with good reason. The users of our software are undoubtedly better for having our software than being without it. The changes they have made to their businesses have been positive ones – as evidenced in a recent survey we conducted.
We asked the same questions to both HBXL software and non-users. Their answers were really telling:
Second-guessing them, I’ll say:
This is what Paul Knapp, an EstimatorXpress user from Bristol, says about the support team:
“I don’t mind ringing up because people are so helpful. You can feel a bit of an idiot thinking this is really obvious I just can’t see it…but it’s so much easier to talk. It’s knowing that you can ring up and you’re not going to be treated like a bit of a dunce and you’re going to get looked after.”
Why not have a look at our Trustpilot reviews too.
So apart from your apprehensions about IT (and well done if you don’t have the fear!) what else could be holding you back?
Apparently, former United States Secretary of State Colin Powell came up with the 40-70 rule: Once you know 40% to 70% of the relevant information, Powell says, that’s enough to guide you toward the best option. “Once the information is in the 40 to 70 range, go with your gut.”
Having less than 40% of the necessary information can lead to errors, while going beyond 70% is too much time spent on fact-finding.
To get to that 40% milestone start by looking round the rest of the website here, you could have a, much recommended, online demonstration with myself or another member of the team. And if you need more time you can even trial the software for 14-days.
Marc Brady is the HBXL Group Senior Sales Account Manager
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