Give your team an AI that knows the way your jobs actually run.
Connect your pricing, processes, job notes and software so AI can help with quotes, follow-up, admin and everyday answers.
For plumbers, electricians, builders and service teams who want AI to create clearer work, faster responses and a smoother office without adding another admin bottleneck.
Start with one useful outcome, then build the system around how your business already operates.
Next step: Answer a few quick questions so we can map the first AI outcome for your business.
Answer the questions below so we can understand the trade, the systems you use now, and the first outcome worth building around.
Thanks. We got your enquiry.
We will review the first outcome you want and come back with the next step.
What trade and service businesses usually want to know first.
What kind of outcome can this create?
The first useful outcome is usually something practical: faster quote drafts, clearer scope notes, better follow-up, answers for staff, cleaner job admin, or a way to turn scattered job information into usable next steps.
What does it mean for AI to know our business?
It means the AI is built around your pricing rules, service areas, job types, scope notes, templates, emails, documents and the systems your team already uses. The goal is for answers and drafts to reflect how your business actually operates.
Can it work with ServiceM8, SimPRO, AroFlo, Xero or email?
That is the idea. The right setup depends on your current systems, but the outcome is to give AI access to the right information so it can help with work instead of sitting in a separate chat with no business context.
Do we need perfect SOPs before starting?
No. Many trade businesses have useful knowledge spread across emails, spreadsheets, photos, job notes, documents and people's heads. We start by choosing one high-value outcome, then organise the knowledge needed for that use case.
Will it quote or make decisions on its own?
No. The useful version helps prepare answers, drafts, scopes, summaries and next steps using your rules. Final judgement, approvals and exceptions still stay with the person responsible for the job.
What should we build first?
Usually the best first build is one workflow with a clear business payoff: quoting from job notes, quote follow-up, job admin, report drafting, onboarding answers, or helping staff find the right information quickly.
Is this only for plumbers and electricians?
No. It is built for trade and service businesses where work depends on repeatable knowledge: plumbing, electrical, building, roofing, landscaping, maintenance, installations and similar job-based operations.
What happens after we enquire?
We look at your answers, identify the first outcome that is likely to matter most, and then talk through what information and systems would need to be connected to make that outcome real.