Service questions, rebooking reminders and fresh content compete with a full appointment book. Staff need current information and a clear place to prepare the next reply.
Different businesses.
Useful work, clearly defined.
Start with the recurring pressures your team recognizes. Explore possible jobs for AI to prepare, with people reviewing the output and deciding what happens next.
Explore standard plans →Explore by industry.
Illustrative possibilities, scoped and validated with your team before sale. Your actual tools, information and permissions determine what is feasible.
Walk-ins, service inquiries and repeat visits leave little room for inbox work or regular content. Useful drafts can help without taking booking decisions away from the shop.
Group inquiries, customer reviews and promotion ideas arrive while the team is serving guests. Prepare the information so managers can make decisions with less inbox hunting.
Trial inquiries, member feedback and regular content can fall between coaching and daily operations. Give the team useful preparation while keeping people in charge of the relationship.
Boarding questions, intake details and customer updates need careful handling alongside hands-on care. Staff can use reliable source information to prepare replies without delegating care decisions.
RFQs, procedure questions and recurring reports pull information from different people and systems. Start with one team's bounded workflow before considering a wider rollout.
Prepare estimate follow-up, service knowledge and operational summaries for your team to review.
Prepare customer replies, order-exception briefs and useful reporting around your store or team.
Get help now. Own the work when you’re ready.
Establish useful workflows
Start supported to choose, build and test bounded jobs with the people doing the work.
Train a named owner
Train your customer-side owner, document the workflows and review the handoff together.
Move to DIY by agreement
When ready, move to $500 DIY and manage the workspace yourself. AI-facilitated onboarding remains included; custom human builds and ongoing managed service are not part of DIY.
The change is agreed together, not automatic. Optional supported involvement can continue by agreement; timing and any further maintenance are scoped together.
Compare supported plans and DIY →Start with one team. Prove the workflow is useful.
Owner-led businesses and suitable mid-market teams can start with one bounded workflow. That includes companies reaching $50M–$100M in annual revenue: revenue is context, not an entry requirement or a claim about our past clients.
A Growth Partner plan covers an agreed roadmap and bounded scope, not automatic company-wide delivery for $2,500. Wider deployment is priced separately around workflows, users/access, locations, integrations, usage, rollout and human support.
Discuss a scoped team pilot →Your industry not listed? Bring the work.
Digital is open to useful conversations. Start with your team’s recurring work and we’ll discuss a plan or bounded project that fits.
