Do the admin on the drive.
Tap once and talk. It answers from your real diary, customers and invoices, not a generic assistant guessing.
- Answers from your live business data
- Works while you drive
- Talk over it to cut in, or tap to stop it
Run the admin by talking: hands dirty, phone in the cradle, driving between jobs.
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Quotes, invoices, calls, texts and advice, by voice. 1 minute 27.
The spare time you actually have is the time your hands are busy: driving, packing up, walking to the van. You can't type a quote or check tomorrow's jobs then, so it waits until the evening, when you'd rather be doing anything else.
Ask what's on tomorrow, who owes you money, or what you did at a site last time.
It knows your jobs, customers and invoices, and answers from your real data.
Talk through a quote or a lead and it writes it up: customer, lines, price.
Nothing goes to a customer until you've heard it read back and said yes, or tapped Send.
The drive between jobs becomes the time the paperwork gets done.
Check a booking or an unpaid invoice without pulling over.
It prepares the work; you approve anything that reaches a customer.
Tap once and talk. It answers from your real diary, customers and invoices, not a generic assistant guessing.
Tell it the customer, the work and the prices. It builds the quote, reads it back, and asks before it sends anything.
Book a job, log a lead, add a note or fire off a payment reminder, all by talking.
What's on tomorrow, who owes you, what you did at that address last time.
Talk through the job and the prices; it drafts the quote and reads it back.
After you say yes out loud, it sends the quote to the customer.
Give it the customer and the time and it creates the booking.
Someone stops you at the shops. Say it out loud before you forget.
Ask it to send a payment reminder or a quote follow-up.
Add a note or a reminder to a job without stopping.
Hold the whole conversation in a language other than English.
Ask for an invoice on the drive home and it creates one, pulling the customer's details across.
It can also send invoices, reschedule or cancel jobs, mark jobs done, assign workers, and log timesheets and expenses.
Pick a language and it stays in it, numbers, dates and money too. This is separate from the language your receptionist answers customers in.
Ask what's on this afternoon. Dictate the quote you just worked out in the driveway. Book the next one into the diary. Log the lead who stopped you at the gate. Raise the invoice for the job you've just walked out of, and chase the one from three weeks ago. All of it by talking, with the phone in the cradle.
Yes, by text. It saves the quote, reads back who it's going to and their number, and sends once you say yes. A new number is typed on screen and sent with a tap.
That's what it was built for. It's hands-free, and it answers from your live diary, your customer list and your real invoices rather than making things up.
Both hands are usually full of cable. Talk the quote, the booking or the invoice through on the drive to the next call and check it before it sends.
Book the next service or write up the job by talking, from the roof or the ute, with your hands full of gauges.
Talk the variation through on the drive home and have it drafted before you walk in the door, rather than reconstructing it at nine.
Talk the quote through on the drive between jobs and check it before it sends, instead of writing it up after tea.
Talk the quote or the booking through on the drive between pours, with your hands and boots in the state they usually are.
Talk the quote through on the drive back from the boundary, so it's drafted before you've reached the next street.
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