Document Scanning intake that captures page volume up front
Households tell you upfront how many pages need scanning, what document types are involved, and whether anything is fragile or bound before you schedule a pickup or drop-off. Cliont also captures ownership confirmation and OCR needs, so every qualified project lands directly in your CRM.
The exact intake your document scanning leads complete
This is the real 7-question guided intake for Document Scanning — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.
What a qualified document scanning lead should tell you
Converting physical paper records, photographs, or bound materials into digital files, scoped by page volume, document type, and any special handling needed for fragile, bound, or oversized originals.
- About How Many Pages
- Types Documents These
- Any Documents Be Picked
- Any Documents Fragile, Bound,
- Searchable Text (Ocr) Rather
- Owner These Documents Or
- Soon This Scanning Project
The questions your team needs answered
Every document scanning intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| About how many pages or documents need to be scanned? | Page volume weight climbs sharply from under-50-page jobs to the 500-2,000 and over-2,000 page tiers, making this the strongest single value signal in the intake. |
| What types of documents are these? | Segments the lead so you can route, price, and prioritize it correctly. |
| Do any documents need to be picked up or delivered, or will you bring them in? | Knowing whether documents need pickup, drop-off, or shipping determines dispatch effort and logistics before a visit is scheduled. |
| Are any documents fragile, bound, or unusually sized? | Fragile or bound documents change the equipment, time, and care needed, so this answer flags jobs that require special handling before quoting. |
| Do you need searchable text (OCR) rather than plain image scans? | Needing OCR determines which scanning workflow and software applies, so this answer routes the lead to the right process. |
| Are you the owner of these documents or authorized to have them scanned? | A 'no' answer on ownership or authorization collapses the weight from 10 down to 1, catching consent issues before scheduling. |
| How soon do you need this scanning project completed? | The 'within a few days' timeline carries the highest weight of the three options, surfacing time-sensitive projects for faster follow-up. |
How Cliont scores document scanning leads
Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.
Value signals
- Under 50 pages
- 50-500 pages
- 500-2,000 pages
- Over 2,000 pages
- Not sure
- Owner These Documents Or: yes
See the lead your team receives
Document Scanning Lead
From first click to qualified lead
Follow homeowners and property managers through one smooth, guided flow.
They land & meet you
Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.
They explain the job
Smart questions adapt to their job and capture the full scope.
They add photos
Damage photos and details come attached, so you assess before you drive out.
You get a ready lead
Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.
Built for document scanning workflows
| Cliont capability | Document Scanning application |
|---|---|
| Conditional branching | A 'yes' on the fragile or bound documents question can route the lead toward a specialty-handling flag instead of the standard scanning queue. |
| Weighted scoring | Page-volume tiers from under 50 up through over 2,000 pages carry increasing weight, so bulk scanning projects naturally surface above small one-off jobs. |
| Disqualification logic | An authorization answer of 'no' collapses the score from a weight of 10 down to 1, preventing scheduling on documents the requester may not have the right to have scanned. |
| Logistics capture | The pickup, drop-off, or mail-in answer pre-fills routing notes in the CRM so dispatch or drop-off scheduling doesn't need a separate follow-up call. |
| Requirement tagging | The OCR question tags leads that need searchable text output, helping match the job to the right scanning workflow before it's assigned. |
Common document scanning lead scenarios
Small home archive drop-off
A household with under 50 pages of standard letter-size papers plans to drop the documents off themselves, with no urgency on timeline. The intake scores this as a lighter, lower-volume project rather than flagging it for immediate follow-up.
Large mixed-format archive
A family needs 500-2,000+ pages scanned, mixing standard papers with photographs, and requests pickup at their location. Higher page-volume weight plus the pickup logistics answer pushes this lead toward priority handling.
Fragile heirloom photo collection
Documents are flagged as fragile or bound, likely old photo albums, so the intake surfaces this before scheduling so the right equipment and handling time is planned in advance.
Oversized blueprints by mail
Large-format items like blueprints or posters are being shipped rather than dropped off in person, which changes both the document-type answer and the logistics answer captured at intake.
Unclear ownership on a bulk job
A large page-volume request comes in but the person isn't sure they're authorized to have the documents scanned. Because that authorization question carries a steep weight drop on 'no,' the lead surfaces as needing a closer look before scheduling.
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Document Scanning lead-intake FAQs
How does the intake handle someone who isn't sure how many pages they have?
The page-volume question includes a 'Not sure' option that still carries a solid weight, so vague-but-real projects aren't scored out just because the household hasn't counted their documents.
Can the intake flag documents that need special handling before I quote a price?
Yes, the fragile or bound question is asked directly so you know before scheduling whether an item needs extra care, different equipment, or more time than a standard scan run.
Does the intake capture whether someone needs searchable text, not just image scans?
Yes, there's a dedicated OCR question so you can see upfront whether the lead expects searchable digital files versus plain scanned images.
What happens if the person filling out the form isn't the actual owner of the documents?
The ownership and authorization question drops the lead's score sharply on a 'no' answer, which helps you catch consent issues before agreeing to scan someone else's records.
How do I know if a lead needs pickup, or if they'll bring the documents in themselves?
The intake asks directly whether documents need pickup, drop-off, or shipping, so logistics and dispatch planning are already answered before you follow up.
How does the intake distinguish between paperwork, photos, and oversized items like blueprints?
A multi-select document-type question captures every format involved in one request, so you can see whether you're prepping for standard paper runs, photo scanning, or large-format equipment.
Turn document scanning visitors into qualified jobs
Give every document scanning visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you drive out.