The Invisible Employee
When a business wins a job, a checklist of busywork begins - welcome email, records, files, team heads-up. It lives in someone's head and pieces get forgotten. Here, one tap fires the whole chain. Fill in the deal, hit the big button, watch everything follow.
A deal just closed. Tell the system once.
Chain fired. Everything that should follow, follows:
- Welcome email drafted in the owner's voice - ready to send to the new customer
- Project record created, deal value and close date logged
- Client files scaffolded for this service type
- Job checklist generated so nothing gets skipped on week one
- Owner digest emailed: everything above, numbered and confirmed
That exact numbered digest just hit the owner's inbox. One event in, entire chain done, nothing forgotten - even on the busiest week of the month, which is exactly when new customers are watching closest.
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Once it runs their operations, it never gets ripped out
Hours of copy-paste a week is real payroll spent on retyping - before counting the dropped balls. Any repeatable moment can be wired: deal won, job booked, intake signed, invoice paid. New chains get added as we find them.