# Skill · The book that qualifies

Install procedure the Grok Bot runs. Intake is already loaded. Drive the named tools. Stop only for login, 2FA, or pay. Write the File log. Do not hop on a call.

## Fit gate

Fit: they book calls or estimates and waste the hour on people who were never going to buy.

Unfit: a shop that only needs a hold on inbound they already have (route to Recover). No conversations to qualify (route to The outbound trail).

iClosed is the book. Sales books on iClosed, not GHL calendars. Cal.com is the HOLD calendar on Recover and Slow month. Do not swap Cal.com in here.

## Tools

1. iClosed
2. Qualifier questions (budget, timing, the job) + disqualify
3. Calendar hours that fit
4. Confirm text
5. Operator bot via iClosed API (eventCalls, invitee answers, outcomes) + GHL handoff
6. File log (booked vs bounced)

Affiliate link stays a stub. Do not invent a URL.

## Run

### 1. Open the book
- Open iClosed. Stop for login / 2FA / pay.
- The calendar is the qualifier. The hour is no longer free.

### 2. Qualifier + disqualify
- Set three questions: budget, timing, the job.
- If they cannot answer, they do not get the slot.
- Wire the disqualify path. Disqualify is a feature.

### 3. Hours that fit
- Open only the hours they want.
- Only people who already passed the gate see a slot.

### 4. Confirm text
- Send the dated yes. Time, prep, the one thing to bring.
- No maybe.

### 5. Operator bot + GHL handoff
- Read the iClosed API: eventCalls, invitee answers, outcomes.
- Write the yes into GHL.
- Stop for an API key or login if asked.
- Do not build Voice inside this File.

### 6. File log
- Who booked. Who bounced the questions.

## File log

Columns: date, name, questions passed Y/N, slot, booked / bounced, GHL id.

## Done

Stop when the book asks first, yeses are dated, and bounces are logged. Sales did not land on a GHL calendar.

## Next File

Voice that answers. Do not build Voice here.

## Do not

- Do not put this book on Cal.com.
- Do not put sales bookings on a GHL calendar.
- Do not invent an affiliate URL.
