See AI automation work
AI automations are tools that handle repetitive work for you. They answer calls, text customers back, and draft replies and quotes. Try these five samples, all using made-up businesses and prices.
A website assistant that answers and books
It answers common questions from your own business info, any time of day, and passes you a clean lead when someone is ready to book.
- Trained on your services, areas and hours
- Says up front that it's an AI
- Hands anything unusual to you
An answering service that never sends a caller to voicemail
It picks up when you can't, sorts out what the caller needs, and texts you a summary. Urgent calls can go straight to whoever's on call.
- Answers after hours or when you're on a job
- Tells callers it's an AI and if calls are recorded
- Sends you the details, not a voicemail to decode
A customer's furnace quits after hours. Press play to hear how the call goes. Both voices are AI-generated.
Miss a call, keep the customer
When you can't get to the phone, the caller gets a text right away, so they talk to you instead of calling the next company on Google.
- Sends a text as soon as a call is missed
- Offers two times, or your open quote times
- Opts people out if they reply STOP
You're the customer. Call the shop and nobody picks up.
Answer every Google review without the homework
New review comes in, a reply is drafted in your voice, and you approve it with one tap. It stays calm with the unhappy ones, too.
- Mentions the actual job, not a canned thank-you
- Moves complaints offline politely
- Nothing posts until you approve it
Draft reply
Your draft shows up here.
Waiting for owner approval
Turn "here's the job" into a draft quote
Describe a job the way you'd say it in the truck. You get a tidy draft using your own prices, ready to check and send.
- Uses your price list and wording
- Flags what you still need to ask
- Always a draft until you approve it
Draft quote made-up prices
Your draft shows up here.
Draft: owner checks before sending
