Lead inbox
Every new lead from your website form, site chat, or email shows up in one inbox, newest first, and stays highlighted until someone opens it.
From the first phone call to the final payment, plus the office work in between. The AI tags show where it does the typing for you.
Every new lead lands in one inbox and moves through your pipeline on a board.
Every new lead from your website form, site chat, or email shows up in one inbox, newest first, and stays highlighted until someone opens it.
Different types of work can follow different stage pipelines (for example a retail pipeline vs. a government-contract pipeline), and each account can be pinned to its own.
Drag a job or deal card between pipeline stages; each column shows its card count and total value, plus days-in-stage and task progress per card.
Every lead is tagged with where it came from, so you can see which channels are actually bringing in work.
Build When/If/Then rules that run automatically when a record is created, changed, or deleted — create a task, change status, send an email or text, notify someone, or call a webhook.
Price a job in a chat, from a price book, or by editing line items directly.
Describe the job in a chat right on the estimate and the assistant looks up prices, proposes priced line items you can add or skip one at a time, and answers follow-up questions in the same thread.
A simpler one-shot option: give a short description (and optionally a photo) and get a draft set of priced line items back to review and add.
A grouped, searchable book of your own priced services and materials that a tech can add straight onto an open estimate.
Save a set of line items as a template from any estimate or invoice, then start a new document from it instead of retyping the same job every time.
Track scope and price changes on a job after the original estimate was approved.
Customers can approve an estimate or sign a document electronically without printing anything.
When the assistant has to guess a material's cost because it isn't in your catalog yet, that item lands in a review queue so staff can confirm the real cost and add it to the price book for next time.
See the whole day, reassign a job, and find every customer on a map.
Month, week, day, and agenda views with drag-and-drop rescheduling, per-user colors, and a crew view that lays out each tech's day side by side.
See today's jobs and tasks grouped by technician, and reassign a job or ping a tech right from the board.
An in-app map of your customers and jobs with color-coded pins, clustering when zoomed out, and one-tap directions from a pin's info card.
A tech's phone becomes a full, offline-capable copy of the CRM for their day.
Techs see their own jobs, open full job detail (status, customer, notes, photos, tasks), and can create estimates, work orders, and payments right from the job on their phone.
Receipts, job photos, and work-order photos use the phone's own camera and file picker, so a photo taken on site actually finishes uploading instead of getting lost when the browser tab suspends.
Check-ins, clock actions, and location pings are queued on the phone when there's no signal and sync automatically once the connection comes back.
Color-coded checklists a tech can tap through on a job, with items that check off and strike through as they go.
The Android app can require a fingerprint or face unlock after it's been in the background, so a lost or shared phone doesn't leave the CRM open.
Field techs can text or email a customer straight from their own device (no separate texting gateway needed) while in the field app.
Clock hours for payroll and job-site time for costing, automatically tied together.
Clock in and out for the day with breaks tracked separately, plus manager tools to review, approve, and correct entries before a pay run.
Arriving at or leaving a job site opens and closes a job-time entry automatically based on GPS, without the tech having to tap check-in.
Every job shows who is currently on site and how long they've been there, pulled live from GPS and clock data.
A tech using the CRM in a phone browser (no app installed) can still share a one-time GPS fix for check-in through a simple hand-off page.
A personal dashboard for each employee: hours this week, live timer, punch history, pay stubs, time-off balance, and onboarding progress in one place.
Bill the job, take the payment, and offer standing payment options.
A spreadsheet-style editor for estimate and invoice line items, grouped into collapsible sections with running subtotals that recompute automatically.
Office staff can pick a customer and an open invoice and take a card payment on a hosted pay page, use Square's point-of-sale app for a tap, charge a card on file, or record cash or a check.
Email several open invoices to one customer at once, with a single secure link where they choose which ones to pay by card, Apple Pay, or ACH.
Set up a standing ACH authorization so a repeat customer's invoices are paid automatically instead of chasing payment each time.
Send a wire payment with a dual-control approval step before it goes out.
Texts, two-way messaging, surveys, and email that stay attached to the job.
Send a review request, an "on my way" text, or an appointment confirmation with one tap from the job, using your own business number.
Reply to customer texts from inside the CRM, and any photos they text in are filed onto the right job automatically.
Send a branded 1-5 star survey link after a job; the response and comment are saved as a note on the job automatically.
Connect your Outlook or Gmail mailbox and incoming email is read into the CRM, with new leads and job replies recognized and filed automatically.
Estimates, invoices, scheduling texts, and review requests each send from their own address (like scheduling@ or reviews@) on your domain, and replies route back into the CRM.
A built-in assistant named Sarah works across the CRM — chat, calls, drafts, and behind-the-scenes checks.
Ask the AI assistant a question about your business right in the CRM and it looks up the real record — a job, a contact, a report — using live tools instead of guessing.
The assistant can call in a specialist (for example, one focused on your books, HR, or communications) mid-conversation and shows you that consult happening in the chat.
The assistant surfaces things it noticed on its own (like a lead nobody responded to) and drafts a fix or a reply for a person to approve, edit, or reject.
Teach the assistant a named procedure once, and it can run that same procedure again on request.
A tech types what happened and what the customer mentioned when a job wraps up; the assistant proposes an activity note, follow-up tasks, and a status move for a person to review and apply.
The assistant scans for likely duplicate customer records and can preview and run the merge in a chat, instead of someone manually comparing records.
When nobody picks up, the assistant answers the call, talks with the caller in real time, can transfer to a person or take a message, and logs a transcript of the call.
Owners can see exactly what every AI feature is costing, broken down by feature and by call, in an Insights tab.
Count the boards, order the right amount, and price labor correctly.
For decks, walls, floors, roofs, stairs, and fences, generates a board-by-board list with exact lengths and a stock-buy list that packs long cuts onto the fewest boards.
Calculators for concrete, drywall, insulation, roofing, flooring, masonry, fencing, and site work (gravel, mulch, topsoil, sod, pavers) that were checked line-by-line against published calculators for accuracy.
On a material order, the assistant can look up pricing and availability for items you need for the job, separate from what gets billed to the customer.
A searchable book of labor hours per unit for common tasks that turns into a cost and price automatically using your own current labor rate.
Room-by-room inspections, permit tracking, and OSHA-ready injury reports.
Walk a property area by area, rate each item's condition, attach photos per item or per area, and generate a branded PDF report that leads with anything needing attention.
Track a job's permits through a fixed pipeline from drafted to applied, pulled, posted, inspection scheduled, and completed.
File an OSHA-style injury or illness report that builds your annual log automatically and produces the workers'-comp claim packet; the report cross-checks the time clock and GPS check-ins to verify the employee was on the clock and on site.
Issue a workmanship warranty or a recurring service agreement from a job and track it against a company plan template.
Hire, pay, and keep the paperwork for every employee in one system.
A roster of active and inactive people with a per-person HR tab for licenses and certifications (with expiration alerts) and personal/emergency contact info.
Set a paid-time-off policy per person (annual grant or accrue-per-hour) and see accrued, used, and available balance automatically.
One step-by-step flow walks a new hire through I-9, W-4, direct deposit, and company policy acknowledgment, saving progress as they go.
Publish your employee handbook and policies in the CRM and track who has signed off on each version.
Run payroll with gross pay, tax withholding, garnishments, and workers'-comp cost calculated for you, then produce pay stubs and pay by check or direct deposit.
Generate a ready-to-mail packet for any payroll tax form and period — the filled return, payment vouchers, envelope labels, and checks on your check stock — including a wizard for filing several forms across years at once.
Give your outside accountant or tax preparer their own scoped login, and store the signer/designee information tax forms require for them.
See where the business stands and what each job actually made.
A KPI dashboard with your pipeline, lead sources, accounts-receivable aging, and revenue trend as live charts in one place.
Ask the assistant for a report in plain language and it can generate and save it as a reusable report template.
Plan a job's revenue, cost lines, and commissions up front, then watch gross and net profit update live against the actual invoices, materials, and labor time as the job runs.
For hourly work paid by lump-sum instead of per-job invoices, see money received vs. labor cost vs. material cost, and whether the payment matched what the hours were actually worth.
An optional two-way sync sends customers, items, invoices, and payments to QuickBooks Online for an accountant who wants to keep working there.
A site that answers questions, captures leads, and shows real reviews.
A chat bubble on your site answers visitor questions about services, hours, and pricing, and automatically files a lead when a visitor shares their contact info.
A contact form on your site creates a lead directly in the CRM the moment someone submits it.
Link to ready-made hosted pages from your own website so customers can pay a bill, request a quote, or apply for a job without you building those pages yourself.
Your website shows your real, current Google reviews automatically instead of static testimonials.
See real visits (bots filtered out) and how many turn into a lead, right in the CRM's Insights tab.
Nothing matches that yet. Ask the assistant — it may be there under another name.
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No card, no sales call. If it doesn't save you time in two weeks, walk away.