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Build & Run. Put the systems in, and keep them running.

We build the agents and automations that carry the work — answering, qualifying, scheduling, dispatching, updating customers, chasing follow-up — from inside your operation, connected to the systems you already run, and then we stay to run them. Systems drift. Somebody has to own that.

Book a pilot call

Free · 20 minutes · no commitment

WHO THIS IS FOR

Businesses ready to move work off people and onto systems, who want one accountable party instead of five vendors.

How it gets built: the person who builds it comes to your floor →

WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE

Agent console

EXAMPLE FIGURES

Wednesday so far, 4:30 pm

FROM THE OFFICE LINE, WEB CHAT, TEXTS AND THE WORK-ORDER SYSTEM · LIVE

  • Calls answered · voice agent

    23

    15 repair requests logged, 3 viewings booked, 3 questions answered, 2 put through to a person.

    OFFICE LINE · 4:30 PM

  • Chats handled · chat agent

    31

    6 viewings booked in the chat, 23 questions answered, 2 handed to a person.

    WEB CHAT AND TEXT · 4:30 PM

  • Drafted · drafting agent

    12

    4 to read

    Notices and replies to tenants. Priya has read and sent 8.

    WORK-ORDER SYSTEM · 4:30 PM

  • Agents and links running

    5 of 5

    3 agents and 2 system links. The calendar link dropped at 11:02; monitoring caught it, not a tenant, and it was back at 11:09.

    MONITORING · EVERY 5 MIN

Handed to a person, and why

  • Water through a ceiling, unit 204

    Voice agent. Your rule: an active leak goes to the on-call phone at once.

    2:14 am

    Sam took it
  • A building owner asking about a statement

    Voice agent. Your rule: owners always reach a person.

    11:30 am

    Priya took it
  • Prospect asking to bring a large dog

    Chat agent. The pet policy does not cover it, so a person decides.

    1:40 pm

    Needs you
  • Notices of entry, units 301 to 304

    Drafting agent, for Friday’s smoke alarm tests. A person reads every letter before a tenant does.

    3:15 pm

    Draft ready
  • Rent payment showing as missing, unit 311

    Chat agent. Your rule: anything about money goes to the office.

    3:40 pm

    Waiting for Priya

5 HAND-OFFS TODAY · 2 TAKEN, 3 WAITING

Every agent has a route to a person behind it. What ran, what it handled and what it missed goes into the monthly account.

The agent console for a property manager’s day: what the voice, chat and drafting agents handled, and beside it everything they handed to a person, with the rule that sent it there.

What you actually get.

  • The agents and automations built for your workflow, not a template.
  • Integration with the systems you already run.
  • Monitoring, so a broken automation is caught by us and not by your customer.
  • A monthly account of what ran, what it handled, and what it missed.

What this does not include.

Published because you should know before the call, not after the invoice.

  • Replacing your CRM or your existing software, unless the Diagnostic says you should.
  • Anything that touches a customer without a human escalation path behind it.
  • Unmonitored automation. If we build it, we watch it.

What this costs →

Bring us one bad week.

Book a pilot call. Tell us where the week goes wrong, and we’ll tell you what an Operations Diagnostic would map and measure.

The first paid step has a clear scope and an end date, and the pilot after it is one workflow — not a platform, and not an open-ended retainer.

Free · 20 minutes · no commitment