Each kind of team has its own daily work. We pick the newest agents and tools that fit the role and set them up in your accounts. They stay inside the limits you choose.
Agent at work
Realtors
An AI agent drafts first replies to portal inquiries and prepares CRM updates from calls and texts. Listing copy and past-client check-ins wait in a review queue. Drafts stay on the property and the next step. You approve anything a client will see.
✓ Fair Housing language check ready for your review
→ Waiting for your approval. Nothing goes out yet
3 tasks waiting
Sales professionals
After a call or demo, an agent logs the notes in your CRM and builds the recap. The next step is queued for you. A computer-use agent can fill the CRM screens you would rather skip.
Ask where deals sit and which follow-ups are late, and get the answer in plain language. An agent reads your CRM and call notes, writes the weekly pipeline review, and flags stalled deals for you to chase.
Voicemails and call recordings become transcripts and job summaries, with a callback prepared for you. Voice agents that talk to customers stay off until you write the limits together. Suggested times come from your calendar, inside the limits you set. Quotes and review replies wait for your approval.
Agents track open bids, RFIs, and submittals, chase sub quotes, and draft change orders and daily logs from site notes. A person approves each document before it leaves your company.
Handyman, cleaning, landscaping, HVAC, plumbing. Voicemails and form fills become summaries, and the setup prepares quote follow-ups, reminders, review requests, and rebooking notes for your approval.
Each agent gets written limits: what it can read, what it can change, who it can contact, and what needs your sign-off. Anything a client or customer will see waits for a person on your team to approve it.
AI agentsVoiceComputer useNew modelsCRMCalendarText messagesCall summariesPipeline reviewsListing contentQuote chasingScheduling
Set up for you
We handle the new tools for you
We do the setup and teach you to run it. You decide how far each agent is allowed to go.
Setup
We choose the agents and tools that fit your role. They connect to your inbox, calendar, CRM, and phone. We test them on your real workflows before you rely on them.
Done by us
Training
A live walkthrough covers what each agent does, how to read what it produced, how to correct it, and what to do when it gets something wrong. You get a short written guide to keep.
Built for non-technical people
Limits
Each agent has written guardrails: what it may read, what it may change, who it may contact, and what waits for you. Anything a client will see is a draft until a person approves it. Realtor setups are written to stay on property facts and next steps, with a Fair Housing language check.
What waits for your sign-off
How it works
From intake to a setup that stays current each month
You tell us how you work. We set up the AI that fits and train you on it. Monthly check-ins bring the next drop.
01
Tell us how you work
A guided intake covers your tools and the tasks that consume your week.
Guided intake
02
We set it up for you
We pick the newest agents and tools that fit. We connect them to your accounts and write down your limits.
Done for you
03
We train you on it
A hands-on session shows you what each agent does, how to review its work, and how to change its limits.
Training
04
Monthly check-in and drop
We review how it went, then add new tech and new agents that apply to your business.
Every month
your setup · samplePR MODE ON
3
Agents live
8
Limits written
2
Waiting for you
Agent activity · 24h
Recent activity · sample
Agent · logged call in CRM2m ago
Waiting · quote follow-up for you8m ago
Next drop · new tool, tried on samples first14m ago
Monthly drops
A check-in and a drop, every month
Each month we sit down with you. We look at what your agents did. Then we bring in the new tech that applies to your business.
A
The check-in
What ran, what you edited or rejected, what you wished it did, and whether any limit should move.
A live check-in with Carlos
B
The drop
One or two new things that fit your work: a new agent, a new model, a voice or computer-use tool. Each comes set up, with a short note on how to use it and what its limits are.
Set up for you
C
Your call
Keep it, change it, or switch it off. Nothing new goes live in your business without your say.
You decide
monthly dropIllustrative
Check-in notes · example
Call notes agent: you rewrote 2 of 9 summaries
Limit change: allow after-hours text replies, drafts only
This month's drop · example
New: voicemail summary flowtrial
Upgrade: newer model behind your pipeline reviewswap
Skipped: screen-recording agent, no fit for you yetlater
Illustrative example. Real drops depend on your business and on what ships that month.
Pilots
Businesses Carlos works with
Sample plans for three businesses Carlos runs or works with. No results are claimed.
PR MODE sets up AI that fits your work. We build it around your own workflows with the newest agents, voice tools, and computer-use tools, and you can tweak it as your work changes. We train you, set limits, and update the setup every month.
We hold a check-in to see what your agents did and where they fell short. Then we add one or two new things that apply to you, such as a new agent or a newer model, already set up with its limits. You choose what stays.
Whatever fits the job at the time. That can mean new language models, agents, voice, and computer-use tools. The mix changes as the field moves, which is why the monthly check-in exists.
Inside limits you approve, yes, for internal work like logging notes or sorting a queue. Anything a client or customer will see waits for a person on your team to approve it. You can edit or reject it.
Realtors, sales professionals, sales leaders, local and service companies, construction companies, and home service businesses. We set up work like follow-up, scheduling, notes, and pipeline checks.
Fill out the guided intake. It is a conversation about your tools and your day. We follow up by email to plan the setup with you.
Realtor setups write about the property and the next step. Steering or screening by race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status, national origin, or any other protected class under federal, state, and local law is prohibited, and that rule is written into the agent's instructions. A person reviews what clients see. Fair Housing compliance stays your responsibility.
No. We set up tools and keep them current. We do not promise more leads, listings, or sales. Your judgment and your compliance duties stay with you.