01 The quote request
Start with the right details.
A quote form collects the customer and print-job details up front. Those answers stay with the contact record, ready for the team to review.
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I’m Angelo Doromal. I build GoHighLevel CRM workflows for service businesses, connecting forms, calendars, follow-up, pipelines, and team notifications.
Independent CRM & automation specialist
Open to remote projects
GoHighLevel & the work around it
AngeloDoromal.
I build the systems
that keep the work moving.
Forms, follow-ups, bookings, and handoffs. I connect them in GoHighLevel so your team has less to chase.
A background in operations.
A soft spot for an organized workflow. Scroll to the work
A soft spot for an organized workflow. Scroll to the work
A closer look / Selected project
Power Print.
A GoHighLevel build for a commercial print shop. Here’s how the quote request, follow-up, and production handoff fit together.
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02 The follow-up
Make the next step clear.
The customer gets an acknowledgement after submitting a request. Follow-up workflows keep the conversation attached to the same contact.
03 The handoff
Keep the job in view.
The pipeline shows where each opportunity stands. The team can follow a job from a new quote request through production and completion.
Want to see the details?
The full case study includes the forms, workflow setup, and project screens.
What I can help with
A few things
I can take off
your plate.
Tell me what’s taking too much time. We can start there.
All servicesSet up your CRM.
I organize the contacts, forms, calendars, and pipeline stages so your team can find what it needs.
GoHighLevel setup · Contact records · Sales pipelines
Get the follow-up going.
A new inquiry shouldn’t sit there waiting. I set up the messages, reminders, and team alerts that move it along.
Email & SMS · Appointment reminders · Internal alerts
Untangle the daily work.
If the process lives across spreadsheets, inboxes, and someone’s memory, I can help map it out and make it easier to run.
Workflow reviews · Documentation · Ongoing support
If we work together
First, show me
how you do things now.
That’s where I start. We’ll look at what happens today before deciding what needs to change.
- 01 / Talk it through
You show me the work.
We go through the current setup and the steps that keep getting stuck.
- 02 / Build it together
We agree on the changes.
I map the scope, build the workflow, and keep you updated as it takes shape.
- 03 / Make it yours
I walk your team through it.
We test it, work through questions, and document how to use it.
I came to automation
through operations.
Before building workflows, I worked in healthcare support, office administration, and government operations. A lot of that work came down to keeping the details straight and making sure the next person had what they needed.
That still shapes how I build. I want the system to make sense to the people who use it every day.
Read my story
Contact
Direct Inquiry · 1 Business Day Reply
What are you working on?
A new setup, a workflow that needs fixing, or a question you’re still figuring out. Tell me a little about it.
Send me the rough version.
You don’t need a finished brief. A few lines about the work and where you’re getting stuck are enough. I’ll reply within one business day.
Expectations What happens next
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I review your workflow
I read through what you’ve shared and look at where I can help.
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You get a focused reply
I’ll come back with questions or a suggested next step.
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We decide on fit
If it looks like a good fit, we’ll talk about the scope and timing.