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Each of these systems picks up a job that tends to stall when a small team is busy, and moves it on.
The demos are built on made-up firms and data, and nothing is sent.
Lost-enquiry recovery
People who asked about working with you, then went quiet
Follows up the enquiries that went quiet, and stops when someone replies.
Try this: open an enquiry marked Draft to review, then press Show a customer reply.
Working demo · made-up data
This is the full workspace from our lost-enquiry starter kit. Open the workspace full screen
Who it suits A firm with a real batch of past enquiries, where one new client would make the work worthwhile.
Without it
Your inbox holds people who were interested once and have heard nothing since. Without a list of who is still worth a reply, they tend to stay there.
With it
It picks out the enquiries still worth pursuing and follows them up on rules your team approved. A reply, or anything unusual, goes back to a person.
Qualified conversations
New clients arrive when someone happens to refer them
Starts cold-email conversations with the kind of firms you want as clients.
Try this: open a firm waiting for approval and select an underlined sentence to see the fact behind it.
Illustrative demo · made-up data
We run this system for our own outreach; this demo was built to follow the same steps. Open the demo full screen
Who it suits Firms with room for more work and a buyer they can describe plainly.
Without it
When you have room for another client, waiting for someone to find you is a slow way to fill it.
With it
From public sources it finds firms that fit, then writes to each one with follow-up. Every reply comes to your team, who keep the sales conversation.
Faster quoting
Quotes wait for the one person who knows the prices
Drafts a quote in your format from your own prices, ready for your team to check.
Try this: press Review request, then answer the two questions to see the price worked out.
Working demo · made-up data
The matched words, questions, prices and draft proposal you can click through are what the quoting system produced from two example requests, then saved. Open the demo full screen
Who it suits Anyone selling a substantial service repeatedly, at prices they already know.
Without it
If only one person knows how to price the work, every quote waits until they are free.
With it
The request is priced from your approved rates, and the draft comes out in your proposal format. If the client left something out, such as a quantity, the system asks for it.
New-client handover
Client details retyped every time someone new signs
Moves an agreed scope into project setup and draft invoicing without anyone retyping it.
Try this: switch to Facts missing and see which details the system will not invent.
Working demo · made-up data
Each value, task and invoice line here came from the handover system working on two example records, then saved. Open the demo full screen
Who it suits A team with a repeatable handover and systems it intends to keep.
Without it
Between a client saying yes and the first day of work, the same details get typed into one system after another.
With it
The agreed scope sets up the project and names its owner, then prepares a draft invoice. Anything incomplete stops for a person before delivery starts.
Lead-magnet replies
A comment thread too long to answer well
Sorts the comments on a LinkedIn lead-magnet post and drafts replies for approval.
Try this: open a commenter waiting for approval, read both drafts, then look at who was set aside.
Illustrative demo · made-up data
We built this system for a consultancy. The demo uses a made-up post and commenters, so nobody's real comments are shown. Open the demo full screen
Who it suits Firms whose LinkedIn posts already bring in more comments than they can answer properly.
Without it
A post offering a free guide draws a long comment thread, and someone has to work out who might buy before anyone replies.
With it
Every commenter is screened first, so competitors and people unlikely to buy are set aside. Replies and follow-ups arrive as drafts, and nothing goes out until a person approves it.
Content engine
Client questions that never become posts
Turns your voice-note answers to client questions into posts ready for you to review.
Talk it through on a call
There is no public demo of this one yet.
On a call we would look at the questions your clients ask most and how you answer them now, then agree what comes back to you before anything is published.
Who it suits Expert-led firms whose buyers want to understand their judgement before choosing them.
Without it
The questions clients ask you on calls would make good posts, but writing them up is the job that keeps waiting.
With it
Relevant questions come to you, and you answer in a rough voice note. A post comes back for you to approve, or to publish within rules you set.
Work stalling
somewhere else?
Tell us where. On the call we will say which of these would help, if any, and what it would take before anything is agreed.
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