Keep the work coming.
The follow-ups, storm alerts and networking that win commercial jobs, handled every day.
Weather radar over the Midlands of South Carolina. A line of storms crosses Lexington and Richland counties from southwest to northeast inside a severe thunderstorm warning. About forty buildings are marked on the map and 7 of them fall inside the warning, so the software raises an alert and writes a draft for the people at them.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning
7 of your contacts are in the path.
Draft, waiting for approval
Morning. The warning that came through covers your block, so we have a crew on standby tonight. Call me direct if anything comes in.
The desk this replaces
Every sticky note, spreadsheet and missed call, in one place.
Follow-up queue
- Mike Turner Facilities Director 9d since touch Due today
- Lisa Grant Property Manager 7d since touch Due today
Contacts, coldest first
- Chris Hall Superintendent 5d since touch Contacted
- Angela Brooks Maintenance Supervisor 4d since touch New
- David Reyes Director of Operations 2d since touch Contacted
Midlands Contractors Breakfast
- Lisa Grant Property Manager Gave 2, got 1
- Chris Hall Superintendent Gave 1, got 2
- Karen Webb District Manager Gave 3, got 2
Activity
- Call Missed call from Mike Turner Today
- Email Lisa Grant replied about water damage at Quarry Lane Today
- Text Chris Hall asked for a visit today Today
- Call Talked through the after-hours number Today
- Visit Walked the roof with the engineer Today
Events
- Severe Thunderstorm Warning just now Storm
12 of 12 cleared
A due date on every contact, and a queue of the ones that are late. The follow-up queue sorts itself, so the top of the page is the call to make first. Every contact with their title, their building and when you last spoke. Networking groups with the roster, and referrals counted in both directions. Every call, visit and message on the contact's record. One contact list for the company, not one per rep and one in a truck. Weather alerts from the National Weather Service, matched to your service area. Group rosters, so the room you got up early for is a list you can work. The spreadsheet becomes a contact list that sorts itself coldest first. A missed call becomes a logged call, on the record, where the next person can see it. The reply lands on the building's record instead of in one person's inbox. A text at the wheel becomes a visit on the calendar and a line in the log.
Scan the card. Done.
Snap a business card at the Chamber lunch. It's in your CRM and your phone before you're back in the truck.
Ray Delgado
Plant Engineer
Halston Ridge Medical Center
M (803) 555-0162 O (803) 555-0149
Ray Delgado
Plant Engineer
Halston Ridge Medical Center
- mobile
- (803) 555-0162
- office
- (803) 555-0149
Read from the card
- Name Ray Delgado
- Title Plant Engineer
- Company Halston Ridge Medical Center
- Mobile (803) 555-0162
- Office (803) 555-0149
Blank fields were not printed on the card. Nothing is guessed.
Save contact
Contacts, newest first
- Ray Delgado Plant Engineer touched today New
- Mike Turner Facilities Director 9d since touch Engaged
- Lisa Grant Property Manager 7d since touch Engaged
One morning, four screens
Step 1
Who to call today
The contact list sorts itself coldest first, so the top of the page is the person nobody has spoken to. The counter beside each name keeps running whether anybody opens the page or not, and two of them are due this morning.
Step 2
A storm hits your area
A severe thunderstorm warning comes in from the National Weather Service. The software matches it against the towns you work in and flags the contacts inside the warning, deduplicated, so one hailstorm does not produce eight messages to the same person.
Step 3
The draft writes itself
Written from your own voice profile and from what is known about the contact, with the reason it exists printed above it. No model is involved, which is why it works offline and reads the same every time.
Step 4
You approve. It goes out.
Nothing leaves without a person approving it. Approving is the only code path to sending. The draft leaves the queue, and the send lands on the contact's record where the next person to open it can see it.
Trades whose work arrives with the weather
The field names, pipeline stages and triggers are settings, so the same product fits each of these without custom work.
Built by someone who has done the job
Zach Wilkerson served in the U.S. Army as an infantryman, then spent more than ten years in commercial restoration building the relationships that keep a restoration company busy: facility directors, property managers, general contractors and the networking rooms where they meet. Thanks for Business is the system he wanted the whole time. The follow-ups, the storm calls and the networking, kept on track every day.
A flat price per company
Not per user. 14 days free to start, and we do not ask for a card.
Base
$199
per month, 3 people included
The agents that find work, and the queue that works it.
VIP
$399
per month, 5 people included
Everything in Base, plus client retention and lead scrubbing.
Extra people are $25 a month each. See what is in each plan.
- Refunds. Cancel anytime. You keep access through the end of the month you paid for. Partial months are not refunded. If it is not right for you, ask within 30 days of your first payment and we will refund it in full.
- Sales tax. Prices do not include sales tax. Where it applies, including South Carolina, it is calculated at checkout.
The ones people actually ask
Does it send email on its own?
No. Everything it writes goes into a queue with the reason it was written, and a person opens it, edits it and approves it. Approving is the only way a message can be sent.
Anybody signed in can press pause, which holds every approved message and stops every agent. Only an owner or an admin can start it again.
Who can see my data?
Your company and nobody else's. Every query is filtered by company before it runs, and a record that belongs to another company answers as though it does not exist.
Can I cancel?
Yes, from the billing page. You keep the rest of the month you have paid for, and your data stays until you ask for it to go.
What do I need to start?
Your trade, the area you cover and the people you already know. The setup wizard fills in the triggers, property types, pipeline stages and starter templates for your trade, which is what lets a company go live in an afternoon.
No card for the 14-day trial.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Every screen is built for a phone first, and it installs to a home screen like an app. It is the same product, not a cut-down version.
What trades is it for?
Restoration first, then roofing, plumbing, HVAC, general contracting and commercial cleaning. It suits commercial work with a facilities, property or general manager you can get to know, rather than residential lead generation.
Will you run my outreach for me?
No. This is a licence, not an agency. Nobody here contacts anybody on your behalf, and there is no setting that sends mail in your name while you are on a job.
What is not built yet?
Sending through your own Microsoft 365 or Gmail mailbox is not connected yet, so approved mail is held rather than delivered. The property sweep cannot find a contact's email address. The weekly report shows on a screen rather than arriving in your inbox. The full list is on the features page.
Book a demo
Twenty minutes, on a call, with your own market on the screen. No card and no commitment.
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