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Follow-up

What to record when a homeowner appointment is arranged

Separate a confirmed appointment from a proposed visit. Record the time, purpose and preparation in plain language.

Make the appointment understandable. When: The agreed date, time and time zone. Where: The confirmed property and meeting arrangement. Why: The question or work the visit is meant to address. Prepare: The information or materials needed before arrival.
Illustrated guide by PixelKnock Team. Not an app screenshot.

Distinguish proposed from arranged

“We could come by next week” is a proposal. An appointment record should describe what has actually been agreed. Confirm the property, time and purpose before giving the record an appointment outcome. If a detail remains open, write down the missing confirmation rather than allowing an empty field to look settled.

This distinction helps both the person preparing the visit and a manager reviewing the record. An appointment label is a summary of an arrangement, not evidence that a visit took place or that a sale is likely.

Save the appointment in Activity

Open the intended saved home and check the address. In Activity, choose Appointment and set the required follow-up date and time. Check the displayed local time zone and the final saved value. Save a separate note with the purpose and preparation details.

Keep sensitive access instructions in the appropriate approved channel, rather than adding gate codes or unnecessary personal information to a general sales note. The record needs enough business context for the next action, not every detail of the household.

PixelKnock follow-up date and time picker beside the real Google map. This is an unsaved scheduling view with private fields hidden.
Actual PixelKnock app, captured November 10, 2026. Private fields hidden for privacy. Google Maps. Imagery ©2026 Airbus, Maxar Technologies.

Write a short preparation brief

Use this fictional example as a structure:

Appointment arranged for Tuesday, 10 a.m. local time, to discuss the requested service scope. Bring the current availability information and questions about the requested work. Pricing and work dates have not been agreed.

Question Record
What is scheduled? Discussion, assessment or other agreed purpose
What is confirmed? Property, date and time
What must be prepared? Information, materials or internal answer
What remains open? Scope, price, timing or another unresolved point

Avoid writing “ready to buy” when the actual agreement is only to meet. The useful preparation comes from the specific question, not an optimistic label.

Keep changes consistent

If the appointment moves, update the property schedule and any external calendar event you created. Explain the change in the note so a teammate does not rely on an earlier time. PixelKnock does not automatically synchronize your calendar.

After the appointment, record what happened and whether the next action changed. Mark the scheduled work done when appropriate. If the meeting did not occur, say so; do not use a completion control as a substitute for an accurate outcome. Before leaving the record, ask whether a teammate could explain the arrangement without calling you.