These are the systems worth having. The ones marked running now are live in a real business today and every number on them is real. The rest we build when somebody asks, and asking is a conversation rather than a six month project.
It goes and finds the businesses you want as customers. It reads their own website to work out who actually makes the decision there. It writes that person an introduction about their company, follows up when they go quiet, texts the ones who bite and drops the meeting into your calendar. 18,697 real people to write to came out of it so far, and 340 introductions have gone.
It watches your listing all day. A review lands, it reads what the customer actually said, writes the reply in your voice naming whoever they mentioned by name, then posts it and likes the review. You can leave it to run or make it wait for your word, and switching between those takes a sentence.
It reads twelve months of a card, every line, in about four seconds. It works out what each charge actually is, which ones renew quietly on their own, and which ones nobody has opened in a year. On the first business we pointed it at that came to $52,439 a year.
It writes the job post and puts it up. Everyone who applies gets an answer, and every application gets read. The decent ones get screened on video, the good ones land in your calendar for a real interview, and once you pick somebody it sends the offer, chases the paperwork and sets up their logins so day one is just them turning up ready.
Somebody rings while you're on a roof or with a customer and nobody picks up. Before they've put the phone down they get a text that knows who they are and what they probably want, it books them in, and the job lands in your calendar instead of your competitor's.
A request comes in, it pulls the details out, prices it off your own numbers and writes the quote. You read it, change what you want, and it's with them while they're still thinking about it instead of three days later when they've called somebody else.
It knows who owes you, how long it's been and who is about to go past the point of caring. It chases them politely, on a schedule, in your name, and stops the second they pay. Nobody on your team ever has to make that phone call again.
It reads your mailbox, works out what each message is actually asking for, and writes the answer. Then it puts the finished reply in your drafts and stops. You read it, change anything you want and hit send, because it has no way of sending anything on its own.
Not one of these started life as a product. Somebody told us where their week was going and we went and built them a system for it. Tell us what yours is in your own words and we'll tell you honestly whether we can take it off you, and how fast.
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