Have a click through each part.
Everything below is what your customers see when you're not in front of them, running. Three things you can poke at: a night of the phone being answered and the follow-up being chased, three full websites you can open, and the report that turns up in your inbox.
These are working demonstrations, not screenshots: a made-up business you can poke at without breaking anything. We're new, and we won't fake testimonials — so judge the work instead.
A whole night, with nobody awake for it.
The call answered at nine. The quote chased before it went cold. The reminder out before the morning job. The brief written before anyone started. None of it waited for someone to remember.
Drag through one night at a made-up electrician and watch them fire. Nothing here needed anybody awake — and nothing reached a customer until someone tapped approve.
- An enquiry got answered9pm
Someone asked about a switchboard upgrade. They got a real answer and a time offered, not an auto-reply.
- A quote got chased11pm
The quote from Tuesday hadn't been answered. It got a polite nudge — the second one, not the first.
- The morning brief got written7am
What came in overnight, what's still open, and the one thing that needs the owner. Ready before anyone starts.
- A booking went in the diary8am
The switchboard job was confirmed for Thursday and the reminder was set for the day before.
Nobody was awake for any of that.
Three full websites you can open right now.
Made-up businesses, built to the exact standard yours would be. Open one, price your own visit or build a quote, then open the chat bubble and ask it something — that assistant ships with every build.
You don't check anything. We send you the story.
Once a month — fortnightly if you'd rather — a plain-English report lands in your inbox: what came in, what got answered, what got booked, and the short list of things that want a decision from you. Two minutes over a coffee.
Here's the shape of one. The figures show as XX on purpose — yours carry your own, and we're not going to invent somebody else's.
To you · monthly
Your month — March
Two minutes over a coffee. Nothing to log into.
The one that matters
Enquiries answered when nobody was there to answer them
XXWhat came in
XXCalls, messages and web enquiries, all counted in one place.
What got answered and booked
XXHow many turned into a booking, and how many are still open.
What needs you
XXThe short list — the ones nobody but you can decide.
What I'd do next month
XXOne or two plain suggestions, in a sentence each.
Want it fortnightly instead? Just say so.
Illustration — not a real report. The figures are shown as XX on purpose: yours will carry your own, and we're not going to invent somebody else's.