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Workflow automation for small business

Pick the one job that keeps slipping. We set it up in the tools you already use, and a person on your team sends what goes out.

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AI workflow examples, job by job

A morning's worth, from four different jobs. Each draft is ready. You tap yes.

Lead follow-up

Tom asked about a slow drain last night. Send this?

Hi Tom, it's Rosa. Thanks for reaching out about the drain. I can come Tuesday or Thursday morning. Which works?

Appointment reminders

Three jobs tomorrow. Send the reminders?

Hi Mrs. Kim, a reminder that we're coming tomorrow between 10 and 12 for the faucet. Reply here if that changed.

Overdue invoices

Invoice 1038 is two weeks late. Send a friendly note?

Hi Sam, a quick reminder that the invoice for the shower valve is still open. Here's the link again. Thanks!

Review replies

Mr. Grant left 4 stars. Post this reply?

Thanks, Mr. Grant. Glad the toilet is fixed. Sorry we ran late, we'll call ahead next time.

All caught up.

Four sent before your coffee. You didn't type a word.

Workflow automation for small business, one job at a time

Not a new platform. One repeat job, set up and running inside 30 days, then the next one if you want it.

  1. Week 1You give us access.
  2. Week 2We build it in your words.
  3. Week 3You try it and give us feedback.
  4. 30 daysLive, or we work free until it is.

Business workflows we set up

Each one drafts the work. You or your team read it and send it.

Small business automation with a person in charge

Your part
  • You pick the job that slips most.
  • You name one person who approves.
  • You tap yes before anything goes out.
Our part
  • We set it up in the tools you use.
  • We write the drafts to sound like you.
  • We keep it running and fix what breaks.

Questions about workflow automation for small business

Something else on your mind? Ask us on the fit call. No pitch, and we'll say if it isn't a fit.

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Start with repeat jobs that slip when you're busy: callbacks after missed calls, quote follow-ups, appointment reminders, payment reminders, review requests and a daily recap. In a Commonhouse setup, AI drafts each one from your notes and a person on your team sends it.

It can draft messages and summaries when you paste in the details, and some plans can run simple tasks. It doesn't know your customers or schedule unless you give it that information, and you still copy and send each message. Set rules before anything goes to a customer.

Quote follow-up: a quote goes out Monday. On Thursday, if there's no reply, AI drafts a short check-in using the customer's name and job. The office reads it, edits if needed and sends it. A week later, one more nudge, then the quote is closed.

It depends on the tools you already use and who will maintain it. Many owners don't need new software at all; they need the repeat jobs written down and a drafting routine inside their phone and email. Pick the simplest setup your team will actually use.

Write down the jobs you repeat every week, pick the one that costs the most when it slips, and set AI to draft that message from your notes. Keep a person approving every draft. Add the next job only after the first runs smoothly for a few weeks.

Start with one job.