What we do: Every part of your business, piece by piece

These are the things owners do every day that eat up the time. For each one: the chore, what our system does instead, and how it runs in our own businesses.

What the tags mean

Running in our businesses It runs today in one or both of our businesses.

Running, with our AI assistant It runs today, done by our artificial intelligence (AI) assistant when asked.

We'll build this for you Not running in our businesses yet. We'll build it for you, from a written estimate.

We'll set this up for you Something our own businesses don't need, set up for yours from a written estimate.

Ready to set up for your business now We can set it up for your business now.

Pick an area

Every part, in the order a business runs

Finding and winning customers

So the right people find you, and every website request gets a reply.

Lead generation

Running in our businesses
The chore
Keeping your website showing up on Google, and guessing what actually brings in work.
What it does for you
Your website checked and fixed every week, with tracking that shows which visits turn into calls.
How we did it
Both websites get the weekly check-up, and Google Analytics tracks visits, form sends and taps on your phone number.
More on marketing and leads →

Advertising

Running in our businesses
The chore
Watching Google Ads so they don't eat the budget.
What it does for you
Ads held to a monthly cap. They pause on their own when they reach it.
How we did it
Both ad accounts are checked every hour and stop at the cap.
More on marketing and leads →

Intake

Running in our businesses
The chore
Answering the same first questions and copying details out of emails.
What it does for you
Every request saved, the customer emailed right away and added to your mailing list. Fewer calls, less back and forth.
How we did it
Both websites' forms work this way, with the mailing list in Brevo.
More on intake and follow-up →

Follow-up and outreach

Running at Marine Electronics
The chore
Remembering to follow up, and sending the same email one at a time.
What it does for you
Give it a list. It sends the email you approved at a steady pace, and the follow-ups you approved go out on schedule.
How we did it
The marine business sends list emails this way.

We'll build thisFollow-up calls and texts

More on intake and follow-up →

Quotes and parts

So estimates go out quickly, priced right.

Parts sourcing and pricing

Running at Marine Electronics
The chore
Looking up parts, checking supplier prices and working out what to charge.
What it does for you
Parts priced from your suppliers for your customer, the same way every time.
How we did it
In the marine business, parts are tied to the suppliers and to customer prices.
More on quotes and parts →

Quotes

Running at Marine Electronics
The chore
Typing estimates at night.
What it does for you
Branded estimates and scopes of work generated from the job, ready to send and sign.
How we did it
Marine estimates come out of the system, and parts are paid for before they're ordered.
More on quotes and parts →

How all of it works

Nothing goes out without you

Replies, estimates, review responses and follow-ups are drafted for a person to check, and you approve them before they go out. Standard replies, like the questions you ask every new customer, you approve once, and then they're sent for you.

  1. Drafted for you
  2. Checked by you
  3. Then sent

Running the day

So the inbox and the calendar stop running you.

Email

Running in our businesses
The chore
Digging through the inbox for the emails that matter.
What it does for you
Never sort email again. Mail sorted for you, and replies to new customers drafted with the right questions.
How we did it
The mailbox is sorted three times a day, and the email is set up so it isn't faked or sent to junk.
More on email →

Scheduling

Running, with our AI assistant
The chore
Phone tag to set a time, and jobs that step on each other.
What it does for you
Bookings straight onto your calendar, invites sent, clashes caught, alerts to your phone.
How we did it
The AI assistant books and slots the jobs, checks for clashes and sends the invites.

We'll set this upCrews and dispatch

More on jobs and scheduling →

The job

Running in our businesses
The chore
Keeping track of time on the job and getting the paperwork signed.
What it does for you
A job clock on your phone, travel counted, and the customer signs off before you leave.
How we did it
Jobs in both businesses are timed and signed on the phone.
More on jobs and scheduling →

Money and the office

So you get paid at the job and always know where you stand.

Getting paid

Running in our businesses
The chore
Sending invoices and chasing the ones that don't get paid.
What it does for you
No more chasing invoices: get paid at the job, not weeks later.
How we did it
A deposit or a card on file at booking, the card charged at sign-off, so there are almost no unpaid invoices to chase.
More on getting paid →

Books

Running in our businesses
The chore
Typing payments into QuickBooks and matching them to the bank.
What it does for you
Never enter QuickBooks by hand. Payments post with the card fee and the county sales tax.
How we did it
Both businesses' payments post on their own and are checked against the payment records. The sales-tax worksheet fills itself in.
More on books and profit →

Reports and taxes

We'll build this for you
The chore
Waiting on the accountant to find out how the year is going.
What it does for you
A report at the end of each day, week, month and year against last year, sent on its own, and year-end figures ready for your accountant.
How we did it
Today these come from asking the AI assistant. The automatic report and the tax figures are next.
More on books and profit →

Built into all of it: spam-protected forms, requests checked before anything is saved, and payment keys kept out of reach.

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Tell us what's going on.

A few lines about your business and what's eating your time is enough to start. Every request is read by a person, and if something isn't worth doing, we'll tell you.

David Ramroop

Founder, Promora Solutions