Your list gets worked every single day.
The sales lane picks leads up the moment they land, qualifies them against what you told it matters, sends the quote, and keeps following up until you have an answer either way.
One config, written from your answers, drives every node on every lane.
What today looks like
You already know how this part goes.
A lead sits in an inbox for two days and goes cold before anyone opens it.
Follow-up stops after the first try, which is exactly where most of the money was.
Nobody can say what is actually in the pipeline this week without going digging.
The nodes on this lane
Each one handles its piece the way you would.
Every node reads the same config. When your answer changes, the behaviour changes with it.
- 01
Intake
Catches the lead from a form, a DM, a call or an ad, and writes it down the same way every single time.
- 02
Qualifier
Sorts a real buyer from a tire kicker using your rules, not a generic score, and says why.
- 03
Quoter
Builds the quote from your pricing, sends it in your format, and holds the custom ones for you.
- 04
Nurture
Runs the follow-up sequence you approved, on the cadence you set, until they answer or ask it to stop.
- 05
Pipeline
Keeps a live picture of what is open, what is quoted and what is about to go stale, so Monday starts with a list.
A day on this lane
What it actually does while you work.
8:02 am
An overnight form fill gets a reply before you open your laptop, with the two questions you always ask.
11:15 am
A quote goes out for a standard job. A second one is flagged as custom and waits for your number.
2:30 pm
Four quotes from last week hit day seven. Each gets the follow-up you wrote, in your words.
5:00 pm
A lead replies asking about timing. The lane answers, and books the call it cannot answer itself.
6:45 pm
Tomorrow's list is built. Three that need you, nine the lane will handle on its own.
What it plugs into
It works inside the tools you already pay for.
- Your website forms and landing pages
- Instagram and Facebook direct messages
- Email and SMS
- Your CRM, or the pipeline sheet you already keep
- Stripe, or the quoting tool you use
If something you rely on has no way in, we tell you during the consultation rather than after you have signed.
Guardrails
What it will never do without you.
- It follows up on the cadence you set and stops the moment somebody asks it to.
- It never discounts unless a rule in your configuration says it can, and by how much.
- Every message it sends uses language you approved in writing.
What we ask you
A real sample from the sales consultation.
There are a lot more than five. These are the ones that shape the most of your config, so you can see what kind of answers we are after before you sit down with us.
- Q1Where do leads come from today, and which source is actually worth your time?
- Q2What separates a real buyer from a tire kicker for you?
- Q3What does your quote include as standard, and what is always custom?
- Q4How many times do you follow up, and across how many days?
- Q5What do you say to the three objections you hear most?
Questions about this lane
Will it sound like a template?
The follow-up copy comes out of the consultation, in your words, and you sign off on every sequence before it sends. If a message starts feeling stale, your consultant rewrites it.
Does this replace my CRM?
It works inside the one you have. If you do not have one, we will start you on something simple rather than sell you a platform you will not open.
What about leads that need a real conversation?
Those are the point. The lane clears the routine so the calls that need you actually get you, with the background already gathered.
Open the sales lane first.
Tell us how this part of your business runs today. You will leave the first call knowing whether this is the lane worth opening, even if the answer is that another one matters more.
The other lanes