A CRM built aroundhow youactually sell.

Most CRMs fail because they are set up around the software, not the sales process. We build yours the other way around: your pipeline stages, your follow-up rules, your reporting. Then we connect it to the rest of your stack (QuickBooks, your inbox, your phone system, Slack) and automate the work that sits between the steps, so a new lead flows through to a booked job without anyone re-typing anything.

9:41

Thursday

  • New lead · Website formnowDana Whitfield asked for a home valuation.
  • Interest alert4mMarcus Lee viewed 412 Oak St again.
  • Lead routed12mPriya Raman went to the listing agent.

The first half hour

This is what we are actually building. Not a database your team has to remember to update, a path a lead travels whether or not anyone is at their desk.

  1. 0:00

    The lead lands

    A form on your site, a missed call, a form fill from an ad. One record, with the source attached, before anyone has looked at it.

  2. 0:02

    They hear back

    Missed-call text-back or an acknowledgement email goes out in your voice. The window where a lead is still comparing you to two other companies is minutes wide.

  3. 0:05

    It reaches the right person

    Assigned by service and service area, with a Slack ping. No shared inbox, no lead sitting in a queue nobody owns.

  4. 0:30

    Follow-up starts on its own

    No answer yet means the sequence begins (day one, day three, day seven) and stops the moment they reply. Nothing sits untouched past your response window.

  5. Booked

    And the paperwork follows

    The job hits the calendar, the invoice drafts itself in QuickBooks, and the pipeline number you look at on Friday is already correct.

What we build into it

The CRM is the spine. The value is in what runs alongside it, the follow-up, the integrations, and the reading nobody should be doing by hand.

Pipeline & setup

  • Setup and configuration: Go High Level, HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho
  • Pipeline and stage design around your real sales process
  • Reporting that reflects reality and updates itself

Follow-up that runs itself

  • Drip sequences and trigger-based email sends
  • Phone and voicemail: routing, transcription, missed-call text-back
  • Slack and inbox notifications so nothing sits untouched

AI where it earns it

  • Email and ticket classification, routed to the right person
  • Document and meeting summarization into the record
  • Data extraction from PDFs, forms and spreadsheets
  • Guardrails and human review on anything consequential

Operations automation

  • Excel and Word: VBA macros, Power Query, generated templates
  • Google Suite: Apps Script, Drive automation, Sheets-to-Docs pipelines
  • QuickBooks sync and cross-app integration via Zapier, n8n or direct APIs
  • Scheduled reports and one-click processes

How an engagement runs

  1. 01

    Map the pipeline

    We start with how a lead becomes a customer today: every stage, handoff and follow-up.

  2. 02

    Build & connect

    We configure the CRM to match, then wire in email, phone, Slack and your other tools.

  3. 03

    Automate & hand over

    Trigger-based sequences cover the follow-up, and we document what we built so it runs without us.

No lead falls through
One team automated follow-up so no lead sat untouched past 48 hours.
Less double entry
Leads, quotes and invoices flow between tools instead of getting re-typed.
Hours back every week
One engineering team cut 12 hours a week of manual report generation with a single pipeline.

Plug into the tools you already use

Your CRM, your books, your inbox. We wire them together so data moves on its own and nothing gets typed twice.

  • Go High LevelCRM & pipeline
  • HubSpotCRM & pipeline
  • SalesforceCRM & pipeline
  • ZohoCRM & pipeline
  • QuickBooksAccounting
  • ZapierAutomation
  • n8nAutomation
  • SlackMessaging

Using something else? If it has an API, we can connect it.

Work we have written up

The workflow that was costing hours, the system that replaced it, and the numbers afterward.

All case studies →

The tools we wire it into

What we build with each one, and where each one stops being the right answer.

Everything we connect →

Run a real estate brokerage?

The brokerage site includes one CRM for the office, with lead routing to each agent and interest alerts. A CRM built around how your business runs is still scoped and quoted on its own.

See the brokerage offer

AI integration

Classification, summarization and extraction, inside the CRM rather than in a separate tab.

AI integration by city →

Operations automation

Excel, Word, Google Suite and the scripts that move data between systems that will not talk.

Operations automation by city →

Walk us through how a lead becomes a customer

That conversation is the whole first step. If a CRM is not the answer, we will say so.

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