By Jesse Sanchez.
As home improvement companies add more technology to their sales processes, representatives are often expected to navigate multiple platforms while delivering a clear, polished customer experience. In a PowerChat conversation with Power100 CEO Greg Cummings, Ingage CEO Dean Curtis explained why disconnected tools and complicated workflows can undermine confidence during in-home presentations.
According to Dean, confidence remains one of the strongest influences on a customer’s purchasing decision. “The one who generates the most confidence in the end user, when they present the price, is going to win the business,” he shared.
That confidence depends on more than product knowledge. Sales representatives must also understand the process, trust the information they are presenting and know how each tool supports the conversation. When representatives are forced to switch between systems or decide what to show next, hesitation can interrupt the flow of the conversation and weaken the customer experience.
Ingage helps sales-driven organizations create, share and measure interactive sales content. Its platform combines presentation tools, sales enablement resources and analytics designed to give representatives a more structured path through each customer conversation. Dean emphasized that technology should simplify selling rather than introduce additional complexity. A well-organized system can reduce decision fatigue, help representatives remain focused on the homeowner and create greater consistency across a sales team.
Training and accountability are also essential. Analytics can help leaders understand how representatives use presentation content, identify coaching opportunities and reinforce successful behaviors. Without ongoing guidance, even well-designed tools may be used inconsistently or avoided altogether.
Ingage was named the No. 8 strategic partner in Power100’s Top 15 Preferred Partners for 2026. The recognition reflects the company’s focus on helping contractors connect structured presentations, performance insights and sales coaching.
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Jesse is a writer for The Coffee Shops. When he is not writing and learning about the roofing industry, he can be found powerlifting, playing saxophone or reading a good book.
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