Not a feature list. Just what actually happens.

Here’s one call.
Start to finish.

Watch it happen
scroll — or don’t. dave already knows

Step 1

9:14 AM. A customer calls your shop.

You’re under a truck. Nobody picks up.

Six months ago, that call goes to voicemail. Most of them never leave one.

Step 2

9:15 AM. Dave texts them back.

Before they’ve even set the phone down.

“Sorry we missed you — this is Dave with [Shop Name]. What do you need help with?”

Step 3

9:16 AM. The customer answers.

“Truck won’t start, need someone today if possible.”

Dave asks what they need, checks what’s open, and gets the details you’d normally have to ask yourself.

Step 4

9:19 AM. Booked.

The job’s on your calendar. You get a notification with everything you need to know before you even see the customer.

No callback. No game of phone tag. No lost job.

Step 5

Job’s done. A day later, Dave follows up.

A short text asking how it went, with a link to leave a review.

No spreadsheet. No sticky note reminding you to ask. It just happens.

What Dave doesn’t do

— Dave doesn’t pretend to be a person. If a customer asks, Dave tells them straight.
— Dave doesn’t handle everything — complicated jobs, upset customers, anything that needs your judgment gets sent straight to you.
— Dave doesn’t disappear once you sign up. You can see every conversation, every booking, every review request — nothing happens behind your back.

That’s what happens when Dave catches the call. The same system is working even when the phone never rings — chasing reviews, keeping the Front Door sharp, filling the calendar.

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