Eleven departments, each with a clear job and a clear limit
Every department has defined responsibilities, measurable output, and an explicit line where a human decision is required. Nothing operates without a boundary.
Status: controlled pilot. Department responsibilities and limits describe the product as designed. Voice and video capabilities are connected today; department work logs shown in the command center are seeded illustrative data until the matching provider is connected.
Chief of Staff
Orchestrator
Coordinates every other department, resolves conflicts between them, and writes the daily executive brief for the owner.
Daily executive brief and priority stack
Cross-department task routing
Escalation triage before it reaches the owner
Weekly business review preparation
Requires your approval
Any action above the owner's spend or risk threshold
Sales
Pipeline
Qualifies inbound leads, prepares estimates, follows up on open bids, and keeps the pipeline honest.
Lead qualification and scoring
Estimate drafting from job templates
Multi-touch follow-up sequences
Win/loss reason capture
Requires your approval
Discounts and quotes above a set dollar threshold
Marketing
Demand
Plans campaigns, drafts local service ads and seasonal offers, and reports channel-level return on spend.
Campaign planning and creative drafts
Review-request and referral programs
Channel spend recommendations
Attribution and cost-per-booked-job reporting
Requires your approval
Publishing spend changes and public-facing creative
Customer Service / Receptionist
Front desk
Answers inbound messages, triages issues, and captures job details so nothing gets dropped after hours.
24/7 first response drafting
Intake questionnaires per service type
Complaint triage and make-right proposals
Handoff notes for field techs
Requires your approval
Refunds, credits, and service recovery offers
Scheduling
Dispatch
Builds the daily board, matches jobs to crew skills and drive time, and handles reschedules.
Route- and skill-aware job assignment
Reschedule and cancellation recovery
Crew capacity and overtime warnings
Arrival-window confirmations
Requires your approval
Overtime and same-day emergency reassignments
Finance
Ledger
Tracks margin per job, categorizes spend, and produces a plain-English cash position for the owner.
Job-level cost and margin analysis
Expense categorization and anomaly flags
Cash runway and payroll coverage checks
Monthly close checklist
Requires your approval
Any outbound payment or ledger adjustment
Accounts Receivable
Collections
Chases unpaid invoices politely and persistently, and escalates only what genuinely needs the owner.
Aging buckets and dunning schedules
Payment-plan proposals
Dispute documentation packets
Escalation to owner or collections
Requires your approval
Write-offs and legal escalation
Operations
Field engine
Watches job flow end to end: materials, checklists, tech utilization, and repeat-visit causes.
Materials and truck-stock forecasting
SOP checklists per job type
Utilization and callback tracking
Vendor and subcontractor coordination drafts
Requires your approval
Purchase orders and vendor commitments
BI / Forecasting
Analyst
Turns the operating history into forecasts: revenue, demand seasonality, staffing needs, and scenarios.
Rolling 13-week revenue and cash forecast
Seasonality and weather-driven demand models
Scenario planning (hire, truck, price change)
Anomaly detection on core KPIs
Requires your approval
Forecast assumptions used for hiring or financing
Quality Control
Assurance
Audits workforce output and field work quality, samples conversations, and blocks anything off-brand or risky.
Sampling and scoring of drafted messages
Post-job satisfaction follow-up
Callback root-cause analysis
Policy and tone guardrail enforcement
Requires your approval
Guardrail policy changes
HR / Recruiting
People
Keeps the hiring funnel warm, drafts job posts, screens applicants, and runs onboarding checklists.