Every customer on one record. Every deal where you can see it.

A CRM set up around how you sell, filled in by your calls, texts, emails and payments on its own. Nobody types notes from memory, and every deal shows exactly where it stands and what happens next.

That's our own business line, answered by the same kind of AI agent we build for you. Ask it what we do and how it would work for your business, or ask for a person at any point: you get your answers and hear the product working on the same call.

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Example pipeline for a landscaping company

Where deals get lost

Usually not on price. On the follow-up nobody owned and the note nobody wrote down.

Notes typed from memory

The call happened Tuesday, the note gets written Friday, and half of what the customer said is gone.

What we doCalls, texts, emails and payments land on the customer's record as they happen, with a summary of what was said. One inbox

Deals going quiet

A quote sits for two weeks and nobody can say whose turn it is.

What we doEvery deal shows what happened last and what's due next, and a stage change can start the follow-up. Email sequences and automation

Two people calling the same lead

The same customer is in three spreadsheets and two tools, so one gets called twice and another never.

What we doWe merge duplicates into one record per customer before anything goes live. Data cleanup

A CRM nobody opens

It was bought to fix this, but updating it is extra work, so the team keeps working from texts and sticky notes.

What we doIt updates itself, and a won deal can create the booking, invoice or job in the software you use. Integrations

What a pipeline looks like in your business

We name the stages the way your team already talks about the work, and the customer's next message lands on the deal it belongs to.

"Hey, just seeing this. Is the estimate still good?"
A roofing company, Thursday, 5 PM
The stages

Lead, Inspected, Estimate sent, Signed, Paid.

On the deal

Amount, photos and the call where it was discussed, in one place.

What gets flagged

An estimate with no reply after three days shows up for follow-up.

Why it works: inspection and estimate are their own steps, so you see which bids wait on you and which on the homeowner. How we set up home services

"I asked about implants back in March. Is that still something you do?"
A dental practice, Tuesday, 11 AM
The stages

Inquiry, Consult booked, Treatment plan, Scheduled, Complete.

On the deal

Calls, texts and the consult notes your team adds, in order.

What gets flagged

Implant, ortho and cosmetic inquiries with no consult booked.

Nothing clinical: it tracks the conversation, not the chart. Records stay in your practice software. How we set up dental and medical

"I got the retainer agreement. Can someone walk me through it?"
A family law firm, Wednesday, 4 PM
The stages

Inquiry, Intake, Consult, Retainer sent, Retained.

On the deal

The names collected at intake, ready for a conflict check, and where the client came from.

What gets flagged

Consults still waiting on a signed retainer.

What you see: which consults turned into clients and which are waiting on a signature. How we set up legal

"We saw three homes with you. Anything new in that school district?"
A buyer's team, Sunday, 8 PM
The stages

New lead, Showing, Offer, Under contract, Closed.

On the deal

Which homes they saw, what they said and who showed them, with the lead source.

What gets flagged

No contact for 14 days puts a buyer back in front of their agent.

One list: leads from your site and listing sites land together, each with its source. How we set up real estate

"How much was the brake job again? I can bring it back Monday."
A repair shop, Saturday, 10 AM
The stages

Estimate, Approved, In progress, Ready, Paid.

On the deal

The estimate, the vehicle and what was done last time.

What gets flagged

Every job waiting on the customer's yes, and how long it's been.

When it moves: a job set to Ready can send the customer a text automatically. How we set up auto

What the CRM works with

The CRM isn't a separate app your team has to remember to open. Every other piece writes to it and reads from it.

Live in about 2 weeks

We set it up around how you actually sell, bring your history in, and keep running it after it's live.

Days 1 to 3We map how you sell

Your stages, who owns which deals, and what should happen at each step.

Days 4 to 8We bring your data in

Contacts, open deals and history from your spreadsheets and tools, duplicates merged.

Days 9 to 13Your team works it

You use it for real, and we adjust stages, fields and views until it fits.

About day 14It updates itself

Calls, texts, emails and payments move deals and log activity on their own.

Guides on leads and follow-up

Questions about CRM and pipelines

Can you move us off the CRM we have?

Yes. We bring your contacts, open deals and history over. If the CRM you have is working, we can connect to it instead of replacing it.

Does my team have to log calls and emails?

No. Calls, texts, emails and payments attach to the right customer on their own. Your team adds only what a person knows, like a judgment call.

Can each person see only their own deals?

Yes. We set who sees which deals and stages with you during setup.

Do we have to change how we sell?

No. We map your stages, who owns which deals and what should happen at each step, then set the CRM up around that.

What happens to our spreadsheets?

We bring the contacts, open deals and history in from them, with duplicates merged, so you can stop keeping them.

Can a stage change send a message?

Yes. Moving a deal can start the right emails and texts, and a reply stops them. See Email sequences and automation.

Can I see where deals stall?

Yes. Quiet deals are easy to spot on the board, and you can ask AI insights which stage loses the most deals, and why.

How is it priced?

It's quoted for your business, based on what we build and run for you, with no per-seat fees. Get a quote.

CRM and pipelines in your city

How local customers find you and how long they take to decide changes from town to town. See what we do where you work.

Call it now. Then tell us how your business sells.

We'll send you a quote for the system. Most setups go live in about 2 weeks.