For general contractors
The call you miss while you are on a job is the job you do not get. Claire answers, takes the project, where it is, and how to reach them, and sets up the visit.
The kind of project, the address, a name and number, and when they want to start.
She never quotes a price, a start date, or whether something needs a permit. Your team does.
A leak or crack in finished work goes to a person. Anything dangerous, a collapse, a gas smell, live wires, goes to a person at once.
Tom chases the estimate that did not book. (Coming.)
The same agents every organization gets, with titles that fit yours.
Front Desk
Answers every call on the first ring, day and night, so nobody reaches voicemail. She answers from the answers you approved and from your own live systems, sends anything that needs a person to the right phone with a recap, and takes a message when nobody can pick up.
Supervisor
Reads every call after it ends: the caller's mood, an answer that looks wrong, a transfer that should not have happened. Every question nobody could answer becomes a suggested answer you approve with one click.
Sales
Picks up where the call ends: the lead who did not book, the quote that needs a follow-up, the reminder three days later. He drafts; you approve before anything goes out.
Marketing
One message, posted once, sent everywhere: text, email, a voice call, and your social pages, with a record of every send and every opt-out.
Operations
Works the clock: invoices into accounting, payments matched, reminders on time, and the exceptions nobody had time to chase.
Finance
Reviews the numbers: how the month compares, where the year is heading, what a contract really says. Advice for a person to act on, never a payment.
Harveron Engineer
Connects your systems and changes your setup when you ask in plain words. Every change comes back as a draft for you to approve, and she asks before she uses a key.
We will play your past calls back through Claire and show you what she would have done with each one.
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