The gate
Every build opens with a 3-day validation gate, credited to the build. Three ways out: proceed at the fixed price, swap for another job the same size, or stop and keep only the gate fee.
Every department. What it costs, how long it takes, and who owns it when we leave. Point at the one that's your Tuesday.
Prices below are approximate. Every build is scoped and quoted before anything starts, and the number won't change on you later.
Every build opens with a 3-day validation gate, credited to the build. Three ways out: proceed at the fixed price, swap for another job the same size, or stop and keep only the gate fee.
Keep-it-running is attached from day one: monitored, patched, and reported with the number that proves it stuck. $500 to $1,500 a month, by build size.
Showing all 42 builds
Accounts go quiet because nobody noticed. This watches the CRM, flags every account with no touch in 30 days, and hands each rep a Monday call-down list.
Owned after by Your sales manager · Keep-it-running $500/mo
The Friday forecast takes half a day and it's still wrong. Stages, close dates and amounts get reconciled nightly into one live number you can defend.
Owned after by Your sales manager · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
Reps sell, then spend evenings typing. Calls and meetings turn into CRM notes, next steps and updated fields before they're back at the desk.
Owned after by Sales ops / each rep · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Deals don't die, they go quiet. Every touch gets a next step booked automatically, and anything overdue escalates to the manager.
Owned after by Your sales manager · Keep-it-running $500/mo
You find out a deal stalled when it's already dead. Last touch, stakeholder count and momentum roll into a health flag with the reason attached.
Owned after by Your sales manager · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
Month-end eats the first week of the month. GL, bank, AR and AP roll into the standing pack: P&L, cash, variances, and a first draft of the commentary.
Owned after by Your controller · Keep-it-running $1,500/mo
Three-way matching by folder shuffle. Invoices get read, matched to PO and receipt, and only the exceptions reach a human.
Owned after by Your AP clerk · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
Shoebox receipts, month-end surprise. Receipts get extracted, coded to your GL with policy checks, and pushed to accounting the day they land.
Owned after by Your bookkeeper · Keep-it-running $500/mo
You do the work, then chase the money. Aging gets watched daily, reminders go out on schedule, and promises to pay get tracked to the day.
Owned after by Your bookkeeper · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Monday's cash position lives in five tabs. Bank, AR and AP roll into a 13-week view with the big swings called out in plain language.
Owned after by You and your controller · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
The closeout binder gets built in a panic at the end. Drawings, warranties, manuals and test records collect themselves into the package as the job runs.
Owned after by Your project manager · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
Service contracts promise monthly O&M reports that nobody has a spare week to assemble. Work orders, PM completions and readings roll into the client-facing pack, drafted and waiting for review.
Owned after by Your service manager · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
Every submission means an afternoon assembling certs and plans. Site-specific safety packs compile themselves from records you already have.
Owned after by Your safety coordinator · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Chasing subs for insurance and signed scopes is a job on its own. Documents get requested, tracked and filed per sub, expiries flagged before they bite.
Owned after by Your ops manager · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
What happened on site today lives in someone's head. Photos and voice notes become the daily log, and flagged issues route to the right desk.
Owned after by Your site supervisors · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Crew changes ripple by phone call. Crews, equipment and jobs sit on one live board; a change updates everyone it touches.
Owned after by Your ops manager · Keep-it-running $1,500/mo
Tender responses eat weekends. The documents get read, requirements extracted, and a first draft assembles itself from bids you've already written.
Owned after by Your chief estimator · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
Tenders drop on the portals at all hours, and somebody has to be watching. Portals get checked on a schedule, opportunities get scored against your capability list, and a digest lands before the day starts.
Owned after by Your chief estimator · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Rev 5 changed something and nobody's sure what. Drawings and specs get diffed, changes listed, with a flag on anything that moves cost.
Owned after by Your estimator · Keep-it-running $500/mo
What did we charge for this in 2024? Past estimates and actuals become searchable by assembly, client and job size, margins included.
Owned after by Your chief estimator · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Five quotes, five formats, one deadline. Quotes get normalized onto one leveling sheet with gaps and exclusions surfaced.
Owned after by Your estimator · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
You bid, you hear nothing, you bid again. Every outcome gets logged with the reason, and a quarterly report shows the pattern.
Owned after by You and your chief estimator · Keep-it-running $500/mo
New hires spend day one waiting on logins. Offer accepted means accounts, forms, kit and a training plan generated and tracked to done.
Owned after by Your HR / office manager · Keep-it-running $500/mo
“What's the boot allowance?” asked for the tenth time. The handbook answers instantly, with the page cited so nobody argues.
Owned after by Your HR / office manager · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Interview loops die in calendar Tetris. Scheduling gets handled, and every panelist's notes land in a structured scorecard.
Owned after by Your hiring managers · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Friday afternoon is timesheet-chasing hour. Missing sheets get chased automatically, leave balances answer themselves, approvals route.
Owned after by Your payroll admin · Keep-it-running $500/mo
A lapsed ticket takes a worker off site. Certs and tickets get tracked, with renewals booked before anything expires.
Owned after by Your HR / safety coordinator · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Everything lands in one inbox and the loudest customer wins. Requests get read, tagged, prioritized and routed in seconds.
Owned after by Your service manager · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Techs type the same answer forty times. First replies draft themselves from ticket history and your knowledge base, ready for review.
Owned after by Your service techs · Keep-it-running $500/mo
The knowledge base was accurate two years ago. Closed tickets turn into new and updated articles, and stale pages get flagged for review.
Owned after by Your service manager · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
Claims sit because checking coverage is tedious. Claims get read, coverage checked, packets assembled and status tracked.
Owned after by Your service coordinator · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
“Where's my job?” is half your inbound. Milestone updates send themselves, so customers stop calling to ask.
Owned after by Your service coordinator · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Meetings end, actions evaporate. Every meeting produces owners, due dates and follow-ups logged where the work lives.
Owned after by Your office manager · Keep-it-running $500/mo
The shared inbox is a queue with no rules. Mail gets sorted, drafted and routed, and nothing sits unanswered overnight.
Owned after by Your office manager · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Finding the signed agreement from 2024 takes an afternoon. Documents get named, filed, and found by asking in plain language.
Owned after by Your office manager · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Someone retypes what another system already knows. Forms, emails and PDFs get keyed into your systems with checks, not typos.
Owned after by Your office admin · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
New vendor setup is a paper chase. Vendor forms, PO creation and approvals route themselves and land in the ledger.
Owned after by Your office manager · Keep-it-running $500/mo
The board pack takes a week nobody has. It drafts itself from live numbers: KPIs, commentary, variances, appendix.
Owned after by You · Keep-it-running $1,500/mo
Six numbers, every Friday, without asking anyone. The scoreboard pulls itself from the systems and posts on schedule.
Owned after by Your leadership team · Keep-it-running $1,000/mo
Twelve projects, twelve versions of the truth. Every project on one page, exceptions on top, updated without meetings.
Owned after by Your leadership team · Keep-it-running $500/mo
You walk into meetings cold. Every calendar event gets a prep card: who, history, numbers, open items.
Owned after by You / your EA · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Decisions get made twice because nobody wrote them down. What was decided, who owns it and when it's revisited, logged automatically.
Owned after by You · Keep-it-running $500/mo
Nothing matches that. Clear a filter, or tell us what you're stuck on and we'll say whether we can build it.
Don't see yours? The menu is what we've priced, not the limit of what we build. Bring the job to the call.
Fifteen minutes. Tell us which job is eating the week and we'll tell you straight whether it's a build, and roughly what it runs.