Sixteen systems.

Eight lead sources into one hub, then the lead stage drives everything — chasing, reminders, reviews, and won jobs pushed back to the ad platforms.

Answers paid Google LSA leads in minutes, around the clock, qualifies against real technician availability, and books the job into the field-service CRM.

Google Maps discovery through to a four-step email sequence that stops itself the moment someone replies.

A four-hour cycle that reads the CRM, checks Gmail for replies, and sends only what is genuinely due.

Keyword-rotating discovery, dual-provider email enrichment, and deduplication against the existing CRM before a single row is written.

One object model, migrated with a dry run and a rollback file, then the routing, follow-up and reporting rebuilt on top of it.

Five conversational agents across two vendor platforms — answering inbound, dialling outbound, and writing every outcome back to the CRM without human transcription.

The call you cannot take gets answered anyway — qualified, booked into your real calendar, and written into your CRM before you are back in the van.

Reads every support email, works out what the customer wants, checks the real order, then answers, updates it, issues a replacement, or escalates.

Ask it in Slack. It answers from your own documents, quotes the passage it used, and refuses to answer rather than inventing one.

Invoices arrive as email attachments and end up in Xero or QuickBooks correctly — extracted, arithmetic-checked, matched to a PO, deduplicated, and posted.

From “yes” to a kicked-off project: contract, signature, payment, folder, intake, channel and welcome sequence, with each stuck step chasing itself.

One long-form asset in; clips, posts, captions and a newsletter draft out — and nothing publishes until a human taps approve.

Ad spend, leads, close rate and revenue reconciled into one row a week in a sheet you own — with the arithmetic shown, not a vibe.

A production multi-tenant SaaS that writes the ads, launches them, adjusts bids against live weather, watches spend against plan limits, and attributes booked revenue back to the click.

Grades every recorded call against a scorecard the customer designs, and every score must quote the transcript verbatim or it is refused publication.