When a job sells it enters the queue and gets scheduled. Materials land just in time. And when something slips, the whole book re-sequences itself. The work a project manager used to do.
Sequencing, ordering, re-planning — the project-manager work, handled the second a deal closes.
The scope enters the queue and slots into your book with no crew gaps and no double-bookings.
Every order is timed to arrive the day before its phase. No early cash out, no waiting on a truck.
Weather, a back-order, a sick crew. It re-sequences every job and keeps everyone working.
A signed deal lands from Sales and moves through Operations on its own. Scheduled, materials ordered, weather worked around, built, handed to Finance.
This is the part that replaced a project manager. Flip on the weather and the timeline rearranges itself. Pours pushed, indoor work pulled forward, no crew left standing.
The unglamorous work that used to fall on you (ordering, sequencing, keeping crews busy), running on its own.
A back-order, a rain day, a crew out sick — the break surfaces early, with options and a client update already drafted. You decide; it handles the rest.
A material back-order that breaks a committed start date doesn't surface on the day of. It surfaces now, with options and a drafted client update ready to send. The delay you used to find out about from an angry homeowner, you hear about from your Operations Agent first.
It schedules the crews, sees the weather coming, and keeps materials moving. You stay clear to build.
Sell a job and the Operations Agent schedules it, then hands the CFO Agent the revenue and material costs so your cashflow redraws. Flag a delay and the forecast re-runs your week. Before you've left the site.
See the full loop →Revenue and material costs the moment a job's scheduled — your cashflow redraws itself.
A real start date for the next bid, so you stop promising weeks you don't have.
Any slip, with the fix already drafted, surfaced in your morning brief.
Crews full, nothing slipping, materials landing just in time — the role you'd otherwise hire for, running on its own.
Watch your book sequence itself.
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