The Funnel
| Stage | Volume | Conversion % | Drop-off ($) |
| 1. Lead (call/form) | — | — | — |
| 2. Booked appointment | — | — | — |
| 3. Estimate created | — | — | — |
| 4. Estimate sent to customer | — | — | — |
| 5. Customer responds | — | — | — |
| 6. Job won (invoiced) | — | 39% | $2.97M |
Where the money is leaking: $4.88M open estimates, only 39% close. That's $2.97M sitting un-followed. 73.6% of those are migrated customers presenting as "Existing Customer" in ST — Ashton doesn't see they have HCP-era history.
The Two Levers (per BSP_Strategic_Synthesis)
- Hot-bucket Ashton ownership. 37 estimates this week, $149K target (per Stephanie Apr 14 brief). Ashton calls each with HCP-era context attached.
- Membership upsell at quote time. Add membership offer to every quote. Even 5% attach = 250 new members at $75/mo = $18,750/mo recurring.
What this report closes
Closes the loop between Open Estimates Recovery (the where) and Close Rate (the how often). The funnel makes the leak visible per stage so the right intervention lands at the right step. Without this view, Engine 2 (Conversion) is a number — with it, it's a fixable system.