License questions, scope-of-work intake, callback scheduling, project-photo and reference pointers — handled the way a long-time estimator's assistant would.
The day your business signs up, the AI already knows how a contracting operation runs. It knows that a remodel call is a scoping conversation, that "are you licensed and insured" is one of the first questions every homeowner asks, and that a job site visit is the next step for anything bigger than a small repair.
It triages the call the way a seasoned estimator's assistant does — small repair vs scope-of-work consult vs warranty callback vs vendor. It can answer the most common pre-qualifying questions (license number, insurance, lead times, warranty, financing) the way you would, and it captures the new-project request with the right detail (project type, address, timeline, budget range, photos).
You stay in control of the specifics — your license number, your service area, your trade scope (general, kitchen-bath, exterior, additions), your lead times, your financing partners, your warranty. Your AI fills in what it already knows about how trades and GCs typically operate, you confirm, and it goes live.
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No. The AI captures the project request with the qualifying detail and schedules the estimator visit. It will not quote a number for a scope it hasn't seen — that's the estimator's job.
Yes. You set the scope you take on (additions, kitchen-bath, exterior, etc.), your service area, your minimum project size if any. Callers outside the fit get a respectful decline rather than a wasted estimator visit.
Connectors to the platforms contractors most often use are rolling out. While they roll out, every lead lands in your portal and as a text so your team can place it in your system.
Calls are encrypted in transit and the lead lives in your dedicated portal — not on a shared lead board, not resold downstream.
Yes. You edit your license number, your scope, your service area, your minimum project size, your lead-time language, your financing partners, your warranty terms, and the way it greets callers — from your portal. Changes go live without re-training anything.
It greets them, captures the issue and the original-job detail, and routes to your warranty queue. It does not commit a repair window — that's your team's call.
It greets the caller, captures the question, and routes to your project manager. It does not characterize schedule, change-order status, or punch-list progress.