Your open-estimate tracker.
Thirty blank rows with status choices, next-action dates, and reminders. Includes a scope checklist and seven-day review plan.
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FOR GULF SOUTH SERVICE BUSINESSES
Your business shouldn't need you to chase every inquiry, estimate, and update.
HOG designs and manages workflows around your people, tools, and customer commitments. Start by finding one practical fix.
Eight questions. A plan to keep. No email required.
Louisiana · Mississippi · Alabama
Remote and on-site support. How we work across the Gulf South ↗
DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR?
Lead Operations
A new inquiry arrives. Everyone assumes someone else replied.
MAKE THE NEXT STEP VISIBLE
Try this todayLook at your last five inquiries. Can you find the owner and next action for each one?
A USEFUL PLACE TO START / FREE
Answer eight questions about how work moves today. See what your answers point to, then build a personal action card for the week ahead. Keep it whether you work with HOG or not.
Think about what actually happened, not how the process is supposed to work. Choose “Not applicable” when you have no recent example or a question does not fit.
Your answers and action-card notes stay in this page and clear when you reload. Download your plan to keep a copy. The check never sends your answers or notes to HOG. Downloading the kit does not add you to a contact list. How this site uses information.
OPEN ESTIMATE RESET KIT / FREE TO KEEP
Have estimates sitting without a clear next move? Use these tools to see what is open, what is missing, and who owns the follow-through.
Thirty blank rows with status choices, next-action dates, and reminders. Includes a scope checklist and seven-day review plan.
Download the trackerA seven-day plan, a scope and decision worksheet, and two practical follow-up templates. Fill it in or print it for your next review.
Download the reset guideNo email or account required. Your downloaded files stay with you; they do not sync to HOG. Review the templates before using them with a customer.
FOUR OPERATIONS / BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
Start with the problem that matters most. Each Operation can stand alone, and connect with the others when it makes sense.
“Did anyone get back to that inquiry?”
Organize incoming inquiries, qualification, ownership, and follow-through so the next step is clear.
A place for every inquiry. A person responsible.“What’s holding up that estimate?”
Bring structure to scope, pricing inputs, preparation, and review using your company’s rules and approvals.
Clear inputs. A repeatable estimating process.“Whatever happened to that opportunity?”
Review existing stalled leads and estimates, decide what deserves another step, and close the loop.
A deliberate decision on what comes next.“Who’s keeping the customer updated?”
Organize customer requests, updates, responsibilities, and handoffs across the service stages we agree to support.
Clear commitments. Consistent ownership.Understand how work moves. Define ownership. Connect the handoffs. Create a review routine. This is how we design the four Operations, not another product to buy.
DIAGNOSE FIRST. BUILD WITH PURPOSE.
More tools won’t help if no one owns the next step. We start by understanding the work around the work.
Walk through a recent example. Tell us who handles it, how often it happens, and what it costs you in time or rework.
Confirm the problem, the people involved, and what progress would look like before deciding on scope.
Choose the support that fits. Define responsibilities, tools, approvals, and a practical way to review the work.
RESEARCH BEHIND THE APPROACH
Independent studies have tested management practices in real businesses. The findings support careful diagnosis, implementation and measurement.
Indian textile plants receiving structured management support improved productivity in the first year.
Manufacturing research, not a HOG result or a forecast for your business.
Read the study and context ↗A trial involving 432 small and medium enterprises found productivity benefits from tailored consulting. The improvements were not uniform.
Supports diagnosing the actual bottleneck before deciding what to build.
See what the study found ↗Record your starting point. Agree on the change. Review whether response times, estimate turnaround or follow-through actually improve.
Other research found no average profit gain from consulting. Results need to be checked.
Choose what to measure ↗These studies examine other businesses and interventions. They do not establish HOG customer results, validate every HOG capability or predict your return. HOG is in early development; scope and progress measures are agreed before you commit.
STRAIGHTFORWARD PACKAGES
Pricing follows the number of Operations you choose. Core can be any one. Growth can be any two.
Before you commit, the proposal defines the supported workflow, who owns each step, the tools and approvals involved, and how the work will be reviewed. Setup and ongoing support are scoped together. Your team keeps its business decisions.
The price table shows the package count. It does not establish that every requested capability is available today.
EXPLORE YOUR SCOPE
Select any combination to see its price. This is an estimate of package cost, not a recommendation to buy.
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Select any Operation to see the package price.
Start with a confirmed problem. You can explore every combination.
The check does not prescribe a package. We confirm needs, capabilities, and scope together.
$1,500/mo
$2,500 one-time setup
Focus on one confirmed priority.
Discuss Core$2,500/mo
$5,000 one-time setup
Connect two areas that need support.
Discuss Growth$4,500/mo
$7,500 one-time setup
Bring three Operations together.
Discuss Established$6,000/mo
$8,500 one-time setup
Connect the complete set of Operations.
Discuss Full OperationsFinal scope, responsibilities, integrations, timing, contract terms, and any separate third-party charges are confirmed in the proposal. Your business retains its pricing and approval decisions. HOG is in early development; available capabilities and delivery scope are confirmed before you commit.
ONE WORKFLOW. A CLEARER NEXT STEP.
Start with a short workflow review with Lathen. Bring one stuck estimate, missed handoff, or follow-up that keeps landing back on your desk.
Who was involved? Where did progress stop?
Describe the time, rework, or delay you actually experienced.
Confirm the problem before discussing an Operation or package.
The aim: one practical next step you can use, whether or not we work together.
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PICK UP WHERE YOU LEFT OFF
Only your selected topic or scope appears here. Nothing is sent automatically. Edit and copy it if useful; leave out customer details.
Bring an example with customer details removed. We'll confirm a time and the scope together.
We'll be direct about what HOG can support today and what still needs to be built.