01
Get a usable size
The call asks for square feet, bedroom count, or system kilowatts before discussing a configured range.
Interiors / modular kitchen · shipped site-survey desk
Qualify the project before a designer travels to the site
Dvaarik's interiors desk captures square feet or bedrooms, property stage, address, package or budget context, and a site-survey date; solar enquiries also capture the electricity bill. At ₹2/min, 90 four-minute enquiries are about ₹720/month in voice usage.
Product configuration and public price checked 15 Aug 2026.
What does Dvaarik ask an interiors prospect?
Custom interiors, modular kitchens and rooftop solar cannot be priced honestly from a vague phone call. Dvaarik uses Packages, Designers, Clients, Site Surveys and a Lookbook to move a qualified enquiry to inspection.
02
Record the property stage
Ready, under construction, and not yet purchased create different project timelines and follow-up priorities.
03
Size solar from the bill
A solar enquiry asks the average monthly electricity bill because it is the starter fact used to size the system.
04
Book a person to the address
The Site Survey is held against a Designer or team member, which is why the shape includes Staff even though the client does not choose a surveyor.
Shipped configuration · read 15 Aug 2026
What dashboard does Interiors / Solar actually receive?
Dvaarik provisions the Site-Visit Quote Desk shape for the backend key interiors. The configured job is to qualify: custom work cannot be priced on the phone, so the call qualifies the enquiry and books a person to inspect or discuss it
| Configuration | Shipped value |
|---|---|
| Vertical key | interiors |
| Dashboard shape | Site-Visit Quote Desk |
| Trade nouns | Site Surveys · Packages · Designers · Clients · Lookbook |
| Shape-specific pages | Bookings · Calendar · Customers · Services · Staff |
| Pages every vertical receives | Overview · Calls · Conversations · Leads · Outbound · WhatsApp · Instagram · Campaigns · Widget · Agent · Voice · Knowledge · Billing · Settings |
The Interiors / Solar dashboard adds Bookings, Calendar, Customers, Services, Staff to the fourteen universal platform pages. The same registry also changes the owner-facing vocabulary: Bookings become Site Surveys, Services become Packages, Staff become Designers, Customers become Clients, Brochure become Lookbook. The page list and words are derived on each request rather than being a marketing-only template.
Ask-on-call budget
4 CALL MINUTES
The site-survey flow asks project size, property stage, address, and survey timing. Solar enquiries also capture the monthly electricity bill when it is relevant.
Column-only fields do not force another spoken question. Post-call extraction can still populate a field when the caller volunteers the information naturally.
Which lead fields does Interiors / Solar capture?
| Lead field | Capture behaviour |
|---|---|
| Project size | Asked as square feet, bedrooms, or system kilowatts. |
| Property stage | Asked as ready, under construction, or not yet purchased. |
| Monthly electricity bill | Asked only for solar because it helps size the system. |
| Address | Recorded because the next step is a site survey. |
| Budget and package | Extracted when the client discusses range or scope. |
| Survey date | Recorded after an available designer or team member is selected. |
The Interiors / Solar intake record names Project size, Property stage, Monthly electricity bill, Address, Budget and package, Survey date. Spoken questions use the stated CALL MINUTES budget; extraction-only columns preserve useful details without turning every call into an interrogation.
Shared fallback rubric
How does Dvaarik score a Interior and modular-kitchen businesses lead?
The current rubric file has no dedicated entry for this vertical, so Dvaarik uses the shared fallback: match against what the business actually sells, then assess budget fit, timing, and whether a concrete next step was agreed. Wrong fit, no budget, no timeline, or a do-not-call request lowers the score.
Worked monthly voice cost · 15 Aug 2026
What would 90 four-minute interior enquiries cost per month?
At Dvaarik's ₹2/min direct voice rate, 90 calls a month averaging 4 billed minutes each would use 360minutes and cost about ₹720/month in voice usage (90 × 4 × ₹2), with the call-volume assumption and rate read on 15 Aug 2026.
Dvaarik bills whole minutes rounded up. The worked amount excludes a phone line and optional recurring channel plans, so the number is a voice-usage equivalent rather than a bundled quote.
Read the full pricing scopeWhat keeps an interiors estimate from becoming a false promise?
The interiors agent quotes only a listed per-square-foot or per-kilowatt range and says the final amount follows the survey.
The interiors agent does not invent a subsidy, approval, payback period, material, or completion date.
The interiors shape does not add Payments because the shipped milestone is a site survey and quote.
The interiors rubric uses the shared fit, budget, timing and agreed-next-step criteria until a dedicated rubric exists in code.
Questions about Dvaarik for interior and modular-kitchen businesses
Dvaarik's answers below restate the shipped workflow, lead capture, scoring basis and price assumptions without adding features outside the current vertical configuration.
The starter flow captures project size, property stage, address, package or budget context, and site-survey timing. Solar calls also capture the average monthly electricity bill.
No. The Site-Visit Quote Desk can quote a configured per-unit range and book a designer survey, but the final number comes after somebody inspects the property.
At ₹2/min, 90 calls averaging four billed minutes use 360 voice minutes and cost about ₹720/month in voice usage, excluding the phone line and optional channels.