Shared coverage so the next rep knows what was already pitched.
Double-knocking happens when canvassers cannot see what teammates already hit on the same street. Fix it with a shared map of knocks and outcomes, so the next rep knows which doors were pitched, not home, or marked Follow Up.
Parallel beats without handoffs, group chats instead of a map, and end-of-day spreadsheet updates all create the same failure: the second rep walks a door the first rep already pitched.
Texts do not scale across a crew. A shared map shows knocks and outcomes so anyone joining the patch reads the same truth before knocking. Managers also see each rep's last knock location.
When one canvasser finishes a beat, the next should see outcomes on each door, not a verbal summary. Follow Ups stay on the address for whoever returns.
Organise coverage by suburb or area so managers can see completeness at a glance: which streets are done, which have gaps, and where Follow Ups remain open.
Before you call a suburb complete, check the map for gaps and open Follow Ups, not just a rep's self-reported total. Coverage completeness beats knock count alone.
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Answers
Setup, teams and how Knockd fits door-to-door work.
Resources
Keep reading for the same street workflows.
Replace end-of-day spreadsheets with a shared knock map.
Read guideBuyer checklist for Australian door-to-door and canvassing teams.
Read guideFree start for door knock logging on a live team map.
Read guideStop double-knocks with shared coverage and outcomes on every address.