Phones
An AI receptionist picks up every call.
Phones, inbox, customers, contracts and payments in one place, with Otto doing the busywork.
Since 6:00 PM yesterday Otto handledOtto handled 14 things overnight.. 3 need your yes.Nothing needs you.
Kitchen sink is backing up. Offer Luis, Thursday 1 to 3?
Quote is ready at $14,997. Send it with the agreement and deposit link?
Disposal replacement, $385. Send a friendly reminder?
Since 6:00 PM yesterday Otto handledOtto handled 9 things overnight.. 3 need your yes.Nothing needs you.
Quote is ready at $18,400. Send it with the agreement?
She asked for dates. Offer Tuesday or Wednesday morning?
Ridge vent and repairs, $9,600. Remind him?
Since 6:00 PM yesterday Otto handledOtto handled 18 things overnight.. 3 need your yes.Nothing needs you.
Friday at 10:00 opened up. Offer it to Paige?
Rebooking texts are written for this month. Send them?
She wants Thursday, not Wednesday. 3:30 is free. Move her?
Since 6:00 PM yesterday Otto handledOtto handled 19 things overnight.. 3 need your yes.Nothing needs you.
Send Hazel the review link with a short thank-you?
She is due for her next visit. Offer her Tuesday or Thursday morning?
Offer it to the next three on the recall list?
Since 6:00 PM yesterday Otto handledOtto handled 8 things overnight.. 3 need your yes.Nothing needs you.
The engagement letter is ready. Send it for signing?
She asked what it costs. Reply with your fixed fee?
Remind him what to bring?
Since 6:00 PM yesterday Otto handledOtto handled 12 things overnight.. 3 need your yes.Nothing needs you.
Friendly reminders are written. Send them?
Reply with your tax planning fee, $600?
Move them to automatic monthly invoices?

Sample business and sample data. Not a customer. This owner has let Otto handle some things alone. By default he asks first.
The work is different in every trade. The busywork is the same.
What a business with 10 to 99 people runs on today.
Intuit QuickBooks Business Solutions Survey, 2024Spent typing the same details into each one and making them match.
Intuit QuickBooks Business Solutions Survey, 2024The average time for a reply to a new lead to be written and ready.
Measured on AI Scaling replies, September 2026Each part knows what the others know, so nobody types the same thing twice.
An AI receptionist picks up every call.
Storm repair$3,200
Gutter install$2,150
Soffit repair$1,100
Shingles$9,750
Skylight$4,300
Metal roof$26,000
Tune-up$650
Every person, job and message on one page.
Collect the details before you show up.
They sign on their phone.
Bring past customers back.
Kitchen faucet install$420
Parts$60
Total$480
Paid by card todayTrack anything, your way.
Today's numbers, no spreadsheet.
When this happens, do that.
Who is doing what, by when.
Your built-in AI agent does the busywork and asks before anything goes out.
Notes and next steps, written for you.
Connect the tools you use now. Otto reads what is in them and shows you his plan. Then he moves it, builds the automations a shop like yours runs and shows you each one before it is switched on. He works with over 1,500 apps.

Sign in once. Otto can only read until you say go.
He shows you each one before it is switched on.
Not everything has to move. Leave a tool connected and work in either one.
Customers, jobs, quotes, invoices, notes and files. Otto builds your automations.
About a week for most shops. Otto does the moving. You check the plan.
Nothing extra. Moving in is part of the price.
Otto picks up when you can't, takes the details and books the visit. Calls, texts, email and web forms land in one inbox, next to the customer's whole history.
Hi, it's Gail again. Is Marco still coming on Friday?
He is, Gail. Marco is booked for Friday at 8:00. Want a text when he's on his way?
Yes, please. Thank you.
No agency. No consultant. No weekends lost to settings. Tell Otto what should happen, in your own words, and check what he built.
When a customer accepts a quote, send the agreement to sign, then the deposit invoice, and tell me when it is paid.
On it. I'll build four things and show you each one.
Ready. Switch it on? Nothing runs until you say so.
If I miss a call, text them back within a minute and offer the next open time.
On it. I'll build four things and show you each one.
Ready. Switch it on? Nothing runs until you say so.
Every spring and fall, text each furnace and AC customer and let them book a tune-up.
On it. I'll build four things and show you each one.
Ready. Switch it on? Nothing runs until you say so.
When a new patient books, send the welcome form, and remind them the day before.
On it. I'll build four things and show you each one.
Ready. Switch it on? Nothing runs until you say so.
On the 1st, show me jobs done, money in and unpaid invoices for last month.
On it. I'll build four things and show you each one.
Ready. Switch it on? Nothing runs until you say so.
Jobs, equipment, warranties, trucks: build a table for it in a minute. Dashboards read from the same records, so the numbers are right without a spreadsheet.
| Job | Tech | Stage | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water heater replacement | Thu 8:00 | $2,850 | |
| Furnace tune-up | Fri 9:00 | $189 | |
| Tankless install | Estimate | $4,200 |
| Unit | Installed | Warranty |
|---|---|---|
| Boiler, Harbor View | 2019 | Ended |
| Tankless heater, Ruiz | Quoted | 12 years |
| Central air, Whitfield | 2017 | 1 year left |
Sample businesses and sample data. None is a customer.
Hand him a job and close your laptop. He works in the background, tells you what matters today, and asks before anything goes out.

Water heater, 50 gal gas$1,184
Fit, haul away, permit$1,666
Total$2,850

That is everything for today.
You can watch him work, stop him, or take over at any step.
Read everything that came in overnight and wrote it up: 14 things handled, 3 that need your yes.
Asked firstNothing. He only read.Built the $14,997 boiler quote from Luis's visit notes and priced the parts on his own computer.
Asked firstTo send it. You said yes at 12:14.Matched 6 payments in QuickBooks and wrote 3 reminders for late invoices.
Asked firstTo send the reminders.Answered Karen's call, told her how to stop the water and booked Marco for 8:00.
Asked firstNothing. You let him book emergencies alone.Sample business and sample data. Not a customer.
You don't start from a blank screen. Your pipeline, forms, booking types and Otto's call script come ready for the work you do.
A leaking water heater at Blue Ridge Plumbing. Otto answers, tells Karen how to stop the water and books the visit.
Sample call at a sample business. This owner has let Otto book visits and text back on his own. By default he asks first.
OttoThanks for calling Blue Ridge Plumbing, this is Otto. How can I help?
KarenHi, this is Karen. Our water heater is leaking all over the garage.
OttoI'm sorry about that, Karen. Turn the cold water valve on top of the tank to the right. That stops the flow.
KarenOkay. Can someone help me soon?
OttoI have Thursday at 8 AM open. Should I book it for you?
KarenYes, please.
OttoYou're booked for Thursday at 8 AM. You'll get a text confirmation now and a reminder the night before.
All fourteen parts and Otto are included. There is no bigger plan to move up to.
Plain answers, in plain words.
Start with the parts that hurt most, usually phones and the inbox, and turn on the rest when you're ready. The price is the same whether you use three parts or fourteen.
No. It's month to month, and you can cancel online without calling anyone.
It's yours. You can export your customers, jobs, invoices and messages as spreadsheets at any time.
We do, with you. Your trade's pipeline, forms and booking types are ready on day one, and Otto brings your customers and jobs across from what you use now, and builds the automations a shop like yours runs. You check his plan first.
Nothing goes out without your OK unless you've told him he can handle that kind of thing alone. Everything he does is logged, so you can see it, and undo what can be taken back.
Yes. Otto says he's an AI assistant, and anyone who asks for a person gets one.
One system for the whole business, with Otto doing the busywork.