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Morning Catch Up

Follow up is scattered across your inbox, estimates, invoices, and finished jobs. Nothing tells you what needs you today.

You get

One short morning digest of what needs you now, with a draft ready for each item.

Who it's for
Owners and office managers who want to start the day knowing nothing slipped.
When to use it
First thing in the day, or any time you want one catch up across the whole business.
What it needs
  • Any sweep source: an inbox paste, estimate list, invoice list, or completed jobs list
  • Optional: today's calls and your priority for the day
What it produces
One ranked digest: what needs you now with drafts attached, what can wait, and what to escalate, plus what it assumed.

Example input

"Morning catch up. Here is my inbox from overnight and my open estimates list."

Example output

3 need you now: a quote request from 6pm yesterday, past your 4 hour window, with a reply drafted; a $2,400 estimate quiet 8 days with a follow up drafted; an invoice 5 days past terms with a reminder drafted. 4 can wait. 1 to escalate: a warranty dispute flagged for you to handle.

How it works

  1. 1Runs each sweep you gave it a source for: leads, estimates, invoices, reviews.
  2. 2Applies your thresholds, or labeled defaults, to decide what gets flagged.
  3. 3Ranks everything by urgency and money at stake.
  4. 4Attaches a review ready draft to every flagged item and escalates regulated matters to a professional.

Catches what is slipping

One morning catch up brings leads, estimates, invoices, and reviews into a single list with drafts ready to review.

ManualSweepConnectedoptionalScheduledoptional

You show it

One or more piles: your inbox, estimate list, invoice list, or completed jobs list

What gets flagged

  • Runs each assistant's own detection rules using your thresholds, with defaults labeled
  • Ranks across sources: upset customers first, revenue recovery next, goodwill last
  • If nothing is flagged, it says so plainly instead of manufacturing tasks
  • On plans that support scheduled tasks, it can run each morning; the digest still comes only to you

You review every draft. Nothing is ever sent to a customer automatically.

Works well with

Leads10 to 20 min per lead

New Lead Response Assistant

Leads go cold because follow up is slow and inconsistent, and the job goes to whoever answered first.

You get

A ready to send, on brand reply to any new lead, plus the recommended next step.

Example: An HVAC company replying to an after hours web form

See how it works
Sales15 to 30 min per estimate

Estimate Follow Up Assistant

Estimates get sent and never followed up, the single biggest recoverable revenue leak.

You get

A short, tactful follow up sequence that keeps an estimate alive without nagging.

Example: A landscaper following up on a patio estimate sent last week

See how it works
Marketing10 to 15 min per request

Customer Review Request Generator

Happy customers would leave a review if asked, but nobody asks, so reviews are left on the table.

You get

A friendly review request message customers actually respond to, with your review link built in.

Example: A car wash asking for a Google review after a full detail

See how it works
Money Administration10 to 15 min per reminder

Invoice Follow Up Assistant

Unpaid invoices sit too long and slow your cash flow, and chasing them is awkward.

You get

A firm but friendly payment reminder that gets invoices paid without burning the relationship.

Example: An electrician reminding a customer about an overdue panel job invoice

See how it works