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CRM
The operating layer for everything that happens after a lead reaches you — calls answered, quotes chased, jobs run.
The goal
Most local businesses don't lose work because the phone doesn't ring. They lose it after it rings — a call to voicemail at 2pm, a quote that goes quiet and nobody follows up, a job assigned from one person's memory. The CRM exists to close that gap: to make sure demand you already have stops leaking out the back.
It is the widest of the pre-built solutions because the audit's Response, Operations, and Admin gaps all live in the same place — the day-to-day of catching, tracking, and delivering work.
What it does
Every inbound call gets answered — during the day, after hours, and on weekends — by a voice system that can qualify the caller, book against your real schedule, and flag the urgent ones. Nothing reaches voicemail unhandled.
Quotes that go quiet get followed up on a schedule instead of on whether someone remembered. Jobs get assigned against location, skills, and history rather than a person's head. Invoicing and the numbers you need live in one place.
What’s inside
Answered, every time
Inbound calls handled 24/7 by an AI voice agent plus live routing — it qualifies, books, and escalates. A power dialer for outbound and follow-up.
Follow-up that doesn't forget
Missed calls and stale quotes trigger a sequenced follow-up automatically — no reliance on someone remembering.
Calls recorded and transcribed
Customer and organization calls are recorded and transcribed, so what was said is on the record and searchable.
Pipeline and scheduling
Deals, stages, appointments, and calendar booking — assignment runs on rules, not memory, and survives one person being out.
Quotes to paid
Quotes flow through to payments and subscriptions, so billing isn't a separate scramble at month-end.
Reporting in one place
Close rate, revenue by job type, and the numbers you can't usually pull quickly — on a screen, current.
How it deploys
This isn't software your team logs into and learns from scratch. It's configured to your business — your phone number, your calendar, your schedule, your service types — and operated for you. The voice layer can be live in days, not months.
It connects to what you already run rather than replacing it: your existing number ports in, your calendar syncs, your accounting stays where it is. You keep your stack; this catches what's falling through it.
Where it fits your audit
When your audit scores Response as Bleeding or Leaking — calls to voicemail, quotes not followed up — this is the direct remedy, and usually the first thing to stand up because it's where money leaves on a known schedule.
It also carries Operations (assignment, scheduling that survives someone being out) and Admin (quotes, billing, reporting) when those sections aren't already Solid. If a section is Solid, it's left alone — the audit doesn't sell you a fix you don't need.
Works alongside
Whether CRM fits your business comes out of the audit, not a sales call. It only shows up in your plan if it closes a gap you actually have.
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