Who it is for
Five businesses, in the order we use.
Five different weeks, and a page for each one.
The five
Open the week that already looks like yours.
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Cannabis retail
Dispensaries.
Multi-location cannabis retail comes first. Each store found on Google, Maps, and AI answers, the shared menu behind the age check, and a promo that one person releases.
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Trades
Home services.
HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and roofing companies that already staff a desk come second. The desk still catches the unanswered ring, the photo of the equipment, and the estimate nobody has answered.
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Clinics
Vet and dental.
Dental groups are the third buyer. Vet clinics are the next buyer on that same page, with their own wording and the same kind of front desk. A solo practice is outside that buyer.
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Elective care
Med spas.
Med spas and elective clinics come fourth. The consult that rings during a treatment, the note before a booked visit, the quiet treatment plan, and the review after the visit is marked done.
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Property damage
Restoration.
Water, fire, and mold companies with crews and a coordinator come fifth. The loss call, the pictures of the damage, the priced proposal, and the update while the job is still open.
A note they might get
The output is a message, not a diagram of parts.
Thanks for calling the shop. Reply here and the front desk will pick the thread up, or call back during the hours listed on the site.
Approval
What can leave on its own, and what waits.
Notes written from wording a company settled once, such as a callback or a visit reminder, go out after our checks finish. Naming a dollar amount, offering money off, promising an arrival window, widening the job, or adding a new statement about the company waits until the person who may approve that message lets it go.
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Goes out after the checks.
The callback after a missed ring, the reminder for a visit already booked, and the review request after the work is marked finished, each one only in lines the company already settled.
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Waits for that person.
A price, a discount, a time of arrival, a change in what the job includes, and any new claim. The industry changes which of those is sensitive. The wait is the same.
If yours is close
Start from the nearest week, and tell us where yours differs.
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Another trade with a desk.
If the week is still ringing phones and open quotes, the home services page is the closest read. The plan is where you correct the details.
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A product you can start.
We built Kyra, Botender, and Postwire so some jobs do not need a custom build. The products page is those three, plus the Conversion Skills library our builds use.
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You sell the work onward.
If you want the build done for your own clients, the agency page is how an engagement gets a name.
Questions
Which of the five should you open?
Why is the list in this order?
Multi-location cannabis retail is first, then home service companies with crews and a desk, then dental groups with vet clinics on the same page, then med spas and elective clinics, then water, fire, and mold restoration. That is the order we use when we talk about who the work is for.
Do I have to match a label exactly?
No. If your week is close to one of the five, start on that page and say where yours is different. If none of them is close, use the Free Systems Plan and describe the job in the words you already use for it.
Can one company need more than one of these pages?
Sometimes the jobs overlap, and the limits do not. A dispensary cannot publish what a plumber can publish. A clinic cannot say what a shop can say. Read the page whose limits match the words your customers see.
What if I want a page for a business you do not list?
Describe the repeated job on the plan. If it is calls, photos, a front desk, or a consult, we will say which of these five is the right start, or whether the job should stay as it is.
Your week
If none of the five is quite right, describe the job.
You do not have to pick a box. Send the job in your own words, and the email names the first system, or it says to leave the job as it is.