What you actually get
in the first seven days.

You share read-only credentials for your CRM — AccuLynx, JobNimbus, FieldRoutes, GorillaDesk, Aspire, LMN, or another. We walk you through it on a 15-minute call or async via a Loom.

Within 2 hours, we confirm what we can see. You get a confirmation email showing exactly what we now read: leads, contacts, estimates, invoices. Nothing else.

At 7am, your brief lands in your inbox. It's not a report — it's an action queue. Every item has a draft already written. You tap Approve, Edit, or Skip.

The brief is compressed. It only shows what's actually actionable. A lead from last week that you've already talked to won't appear. A lead from overnight absolutely will.

The loop: brief → approve → your CRM sends it from your account → response tracked. You never log into the CRM to do this. You never open a separate email tab. You tap once.

Every send is logged in your CRM with a timestamp and the exact text sent. If a lead calls back, your rep sees the context immediately.

Marcus Tindall responds. He didn't go with a competitor because you replied within hours, not three days later. Thursday's brief shows the reply and flags it as a recovered lead.

The dollar value isn't theoretical. Based on your average job size, we calculate what each recovered lead is worth to your bottom line. It shows up in Friday's recap.

Every edit you make teaches us your voice. You added "Give us a call anytime" — we now end every draft that way. You removed "I hope this message finds you well" — it never appears again.

By Day 5, you're approving more drafts verbatim. The friction drops. That's the whole game.

Saturday brief is half the length. It filters out everything that can wait until Monday. Stalled estimates from last week stay quiet. A lead that submitted at 11pm Friday appears because 48 hours is the decay window for that lead type.

You can do the whole weekend brief in 5 minutes from your phone at the breakfast table.

Sunday night at 8pm, your weekly recap lands. It's not a dashboard you have to log into. It's an email with the numbers that matter: what we surfaced, what you approved, what you recovered, and whether all integrations are healthy.

If the numbers don't justify the subscription, you'll know it immediately. That's the point. We're not hiding from the math.