Seven example companies, drawn.
One per trade, plus a multi-channel online brand. Every one fictional. Each is the same drawing we do for your shop — Today, then With the build, every stage's pieces named — plus three of the automations or agents that would run on its second brain.
Every company on these pages is fictional — a drawing, not a client. Nothing here is a result or a number. Your shop gets the same drawing, computed from your own answers.A two-bay independent shop. The reminder blast is already theirs; the declined-work list is not.
- Declined-work callerAGENT
- Shop numbers, nightlyAUTOMATION
- Inspection-to-estimate bridgeAUTOMATION
A small service company on Housecall Pro. Finished jobs wait to become invoices; the agreement book runs on memory.
- Invoice closerAGENT
- Agreement engineAGENT
- Marketing scoreboardAUTOMATION
A maintenance-book landscaper on Jobber. Last year's prices carry over at season turn; crew hours are never reconciled against billed hours.
- Season-turn renewal packAGENT
- Margin per propertyAUTOMATION
- Crew-hours checkAUTOMATION
A general contractor running on spreadsheets. Bids are assembled by hand and every number is typed twice.
- Bid-to-contract document setAGENT
- Job-cost numbersAUTOMATION
- Sub-scheduling assistantAGENT
A small brand selling on its own store and two marketplaces. Listings are written one channel at a time; the numbers live in the seller apps.
- Listing-set generatorAGENT
- Margin by channelAUTOMATION
- Order-question responderAGENT
Tents, tables and chairs. Every inquiry is answered by hand and the same questions arrive every day.
- Inquiry responderAGENT
- Quote-to-contract document setAGENT
- Cross-system numbersAUTOMATION
A small brand on two marketplaces, its own store and eBay. Products found, made, listed and checked by systems, with the two owners approving every draft.
- Product research agentAGENT
- Listing factoryAUTOMATION
- Draft readiness + SEO auditAUTOMATION