Day 1
Kickoff and baseline
Agree on the business goal and KPI target.
You tell me the problem. I build the workflow. Your team gets a simple handoff and 30 days of tuning support.
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Missed call
Auto text-back
Lead captured
Job booked
Interactive workflow demo
Live Demos
Customer calls while you’re busy. Instead of losing the lead, the workflow handles it automatically.
Call missed
Auto text-back sent
Customer is typing...
Customer replies
Lead saved to CRM
Lead rescued
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14-day timeline
Days 1–5
Discovery & Setup
Day 1
Kickoff and baseline
Agree on the business goal and KPI target.
Day 2
Process intake
Map your current steps and where jobs are getting stuck.
Day 3
Access setup
Get the right logins and permissions.
Day 4
Workflow design
Finalize trigger → actions → owner handoff.
Day 5
Message draft
Write and approve customer-facing messages.
Days 6–9
Build & Test
Day 6
Build starts
Implement the workflow in production-ready form.
Day 7
QA pass
Test expected and edge-case behavior.
Day 8
Pilot launch
Run controlled traffic through the workflow.
Day 9
Pilot tune
Adjust timing, routing, and wording.
Days 10–14
Launch & Handoff
Day 10
Rollout
Move to primary live usage.
Day 11
KPI dashboard
Turn on tracking for speed and outcome metrics.
Day 12
Team walkthrough
Train team members on day-to-day usage.
Day 13
Fallback checks
Document backup and rollback steps.
Day 14
Launch review
Confirm handoff package and first optimization plan.
What we need from you
Primary owner and operations contact
Current tools list (CRM, scheduling, invoicing, phone, email, forms)
User access or invite permissions for required systems
Top one to two bottlenecks to solve first
Current monthly volume and team roles involved
Approval contact for customer-facing messages
What you get
Workflow map
Simple SOP for your team
KPI dashboard
Team training session
Rollback plan
30-day optimization plan
Practical tooling
Where our clients find us
Service business owners aren't on Twitter or LinkedIn — they're searching Google for solutions to active problems, asking in trade-specific Reddit communities, and sharing referrals in Facebook groups. That's where real demand lives.
r/plumbing
280k members
"What do you guys use for estimates?"
r/HVAC
180k members
"Need something better than paper invoices"
r/lawncare
340k members
"Anyone automate their follow-up?"
Facebook Groups
100k–500k per group
Trade-specific owner communities
Google Search
14k+ monthly searches
"contractor invoice template," "estimate software"
r/smallbusiness
1.2M members
Referrals, tool recommendations, reviews
Instead of one AI doing everything, specialized agents hand off work to each other — with human approval at every critical checkpoint. Hover over each node to learn more.
Orchestrator Agent
Routes tasks, manages context
Research Agent
Web, docs, competitor intel
Writing Agent
Drafts emails, proposals, copy
Data Agent
CRM, analytics, reporting
QA / Review Agent
Checks accuracy, tone, policy
Delivery Agent
Sends, publishes, logs output
Notification Agent
Slack, email, CRM updates
Human Review / Approval
Approve, override, or re-route
Click each pattern to see the agent chain, before/after comparison, and how it works.
Keep agents narrow
Each agent has one job and a tight system prompt. A specialized email agent beats a generalist every time.
Human-in-the-loop
Don't automate past your comfort level. Approve anything that touches a customer before it ships — at least initially.
Shared context & memory
The orchestrator passes relevant state between agents — customer history, brand guidelines, prior interactions.
Real tool access
Agents that can act (not just draft) create true automation. Your CRM, email, Slack, Stripe — connected.