Inquiries come when you’re busy.
You’re on site, reviewing plans, or with a client when a new inquiry lands.
Design and construction
I help contractors, construction companies, architects and design firms put Ai to work on new inquiries and project details. Your Core reads the tools you already use, read-only, and shows where inquiries and proposals stall.
Example
“Hi, we’re planning an office renovation. Can we talk about the project?”
“I can take a few details for the team. Where’s the project, and what do you have in mind?”
You’re on site, reviewing plans, or with a client when a new inquiry lands.
Names, site details, notes and next steps sit in emails, forms and other tools. Someone has to pull them together.
Tracking the next step on every proposal, consultation or estimate takes time.
Every firm works differently. I look at your process, connect the right tools, and build what’s missing.
Yes. Architects, interior and building designers, and general and specialty contractors. The build follows your process, whether your next step is a consultation, a design proposal or an estimate.
An Ai voice agent can answer the call, cover the basics you approve, take the project details and give the caller a next step. Urgent, unusual or high-value calls get flagged for a person.
Yes, once your calendar is connected. It offers times you approve. You decide what it books and which requests a person checks first.
What your process needs. For example: contact details, project type and location, timing, budget range, and whether they’re ready to build. You choose what it asks.
No. It gathers details and answers routine questions you approve. Pricing, design and technical advice, scope and commitments stay with your team. Anything else gets flagged, not guessed.
Yes, if you approve it. It can remind your team or contact the client at set times. You approve the timing, the wording, when a person takes over and when it stops, all before it goes live.
It depends on the products and access. I check your setup first and show you what connects, what needs extra work, and whether replacing anything would help.
When your rules say so. Common ones: complaints, emergencies, pricing questions, unusual requests, large jobs, or anyone who asks for a person.
It’s meant to save their time, not replace them. It handles first steps and routine follow-up. Your people keep the relationships, pricing and commitments.
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