Texas Electrical Inspector Client Pipeline and Referral Boundaries
A sustainable inspection pipeline tracks who the firm intends to serve, how opportunities arrive, what scope is requested, whether the firm is suitable, why work is declined, and when a referral is appropriate.
Official public sources were checked on 2026-10-27. Recheck the current source and the responsible employer, jurisdiction, credential body, CPA, attorney, or policy owner before relying on a real decision.
Build a qualified client pipeline
What is missing until this is complete: A complete pipeline includes customer segment, lead source, requested scope, jurisdiction, deadline, independence or conflict screen, competence and authority evidence, go or no-go owner, decline reason, referral permission, next action, and review date.
| Control area | Record before a decision | Boundary that stays visible |
|---|---|---|
| Market and customer | Named segment, problem, geography, service boundary, public evidence | A broad audience is not a target segment |
| Opportunity intake | Lead source, customer alias, requested scope, jurisdiction, timing, document status | Do not accept before scope is reviewed |
| Qualification gate | Competence evidence, authorization question, independence screen, capacity, decision owner | Marketing interest does not prove suitability |
| Decline and referral | Reason code, customer notice owner, referral permission, public referral basis, no private case transfer | Never transfer case details without authority |
| Pipeline review | Counts by state, aging, decline reason, referral state, next action owner | Metrics describe the pipeline and do not promise revenue |
- Build the blank source index first.
- Mark each field confirmed, unresolved, or outside scope.
- Record the responsible decision owner and check date.
- Keep the returned decision or exception beside the original question.
Official sources used
- SBA Plan your business (F-I13-SBA-01, checked 2026-10-27)
- SBA Plan your business (F-I13-SBA-02, checked 2026-10-27)
- SBA Plan your business (F-I13-SBA-03, checked 2026-10-27)
- O*NET Construction and Building Inspectors (F-I13-ONET-CUST-01, checked 2026-10-27)
The cited pages support the facts recorded in FACTS-USED.md. The templates, status labels, sequencing, and decision gates are educational synthesis.
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