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Six things. The first one is the business, the rest is what it stands on for them. You do not need all seven. Almost everyone starts with the phone, then add the rest once the first has paid for itself. Prices are on the pricing page.
[ Index ] Six things
The receptionist is the front door. Jarvis is the thing behind it. Ask it what is on today, what a job should be quoted at, which customers have not been called back, and it answers because it has been trained on your business rather than on the internet.
The phone rings, nobody is free, and the job goes to whoever picks up next. That is the whole problem, and it is the first thing we fix. Your AI answers on the second ring, at any hour, and it never sounds like a robot reading a script.
Nobody is switching software. The AI reaches into the calendar, the invoicing and the spreadsheet you already keep, so the work shows up where you already look for it.
A website that loads fast on a phone and says what you do in the first line. Then the AI moves in, so the site stops being a brochure and starts booking work.
Most local work still starts with a search and a map. We fix the listing, the reviews and the pages so you are the one that comes up, then the AI handles what arrives.
Sometimes the job needs a real tool: dispatch, quoting, a portal your customers log into. We build it, and the AI is in it from the start rather than bolted on later.
[ Where to start ]
It is the one that pays for itself fastest, and it proves the rest before you spend anything else. Add the others once it has.
Tell us what you do and where the hours go, and we will show you which of these is worth doing first.