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A sample day, with automated workflows in your business
02:14am
  1. Incoming call

    07700 900123

    "Water's coming through my bedroom ceiling."

  2. Your agent answered

    Took the details, then talked them through turning the water off at the stopcock.

  3. Your calendar, tomorrow
    • Boiler service, Bolton
    • FreeLeak, back bedroom · BL5 3HB
    • Quote visit, Westhoughton
    • Bathroom refit, Leigh

    9am is free. Offered to the customer.Customer said yes. Booked for 9am.

  4. Engineer's job app
    The customer's photo: a stained, bulging bedroom ceiling dripping into a bucket.

    Urgent leak, back bedroom ceiling

    BL5 3HB · Tomorrow, 09:00

    Photo and postcode uploaded. Engineer notified.

Your business, running like clockwork.

Even at 2am. AI that answers enquiries, chases invoices and books jobs while you sleep.

Book a Clockwork Check Free 30 minute call. Built in Manchester.
Last night, 22:41

You're good at the work. It's everything around it.

Calls missed while you're up a ladder. Quotes that sit for days. Chasing, rebooking, and paperwork at the kitchen table. That's where the evenings go.

Where it gets stuckWhat it costs youThe evidence
Calls missed while you're on a job
The customer rings the next firm.
A third of micro businesses failed to answer incoming calls, and 69% of callers who reached voicemail hung up without leaving a message. Moneypenny, 2016
Quotes take days to go out
The job goes to whoever gets back first.
Firms that replied to an enquiry within an hour were nearly 7 times as likely to get a proper conversation with the customer as those that replied an hour later. Harvard Business Review, 2011
Quotes go quiet
Work you've already priced never gets booked.
We couldn't find a figure we trust for this one, so we won't quote one.
Chasing payment
Hours on the phone, and cash tied up.
Late payments cost the UK economy almost £11 billion a year, and 38 businesses close every day because of them. UK Government, 2025
Asking for reviews
Happy customers never leave one.
83% of people who were asked to leave a review went on to leave one. BrightLocal, 2026 (US survey)

Then the clockwork starts.

A sample day across the trades

What it does while you work.

Scroll and the hand moves through one working day for a roofer, a plumber, an electrician and a builder. Each job it handles for them lights up as the hand passes.

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handed back, sample day

Handed back in this sample day. Illustrative: it's the total of the minutes on the log, not a client result.

  1. RooferSent today's job sheets to the lads, with addresses and access notes.

    about 20 min by hand
  2. PlumberReplied to two quote requests from last night and asked for photos and postcodes.

    about 25 min by hand
  3. ElectricianMissed call in the middle of a rewire. Texted back straight away and booked a call-back.

    about 15 min by hand
  4. RooferRain forecast for Thursday. Moved two customers to Friday, and both confirmed.

    about 30 min by hand
  5. BuilderDrafted an extension quote from this morning's survey notes and photos, ready to check.

    about 45 min by hand
  6. PlumberFollowed up a boiler quote that had gone quiet for five days. The customer booked.

    about 10 min by hand
  7. ElectricianJob signed off. Invoice sent, with a review request.

    about 20 min by hand
  8. BuilderAnswered "do you cover Bolton?" on WhatsApp, in their words.

    about 10 min by hand
  9. PlumberSent a second polite reminder on an unpaid invoice.

    about 10 min by hand
  10. ElectricianChased three unpaid invoices.

    about 20 min by hand
  11. PlumberLeak enquiry. Talked them through turning the water off, got a photo and the postcode, marked it urgent, booked a 9am visit and sent the owner a summary.

    about 15 min by hand

Automation does a task. An agentic workflow does a job.

A customer gets in touch at 9pm about a leak. Plain automation replies "thanks, we'll be in touch", and nothing else happens until you see it.

An agentic workflow handles the whole thing, then tells you it's done. Here's how it runs.

A sample workflow

The 9pm leak, step by step.

Every step is logged. Your rules decide what it can do on its own, and anything unusual comes to you first.

  1. Customer

    A call comes in

    "Got a leak over the back bedroom. Can someone come and look?" You're up a ladder on another job.

  2. Agent

    It picks up straight away

    It answers in your business name and says it's your assistant, not a person.

  3. Agent

    It gets the details

    What's happening, their name and postcode, and a photo by text or WhatsApp.

  4. Agent

    It makes it safe

    It talks them through turning the water off at the stopcock and keeping clear of any electrics near the water, only if it's safe to.

    Your stopcock is usually under the kitchen sink. Turn it clockwise until it stops. Don't touch any switches or sockets near the water.
  5. Agent

    It checks the job

    The postcode is in your area. Water coming through a ceiling, so it's marked urgent.

  6. Calendar

    It checks your diary

    It finds the first free slots: 9am or 1pm tomorrow.

  7. Agent

    It books the job in

    The customer picks 9am. It goes in your calendar and they get a confirmation.

    You're booked in for 9am tomorrow. Keep clear of the area and put a bucket down if it's safe to.
  8. You

    It tells you, or the engineer

    A summary with the photo, address and slot, by text or WhatsApp. Prices and anything unusual wait for your OK.

    New urgent job: leak, back bedroom ceiling, BL5. Booked 9am tomorrow. Photo attached.
  9. Agent

    It follows up

    A reminder on the morning of the job, and one polite nudge if they go quiet.

Six parts. Each one takes a job off you.

We fit only the parts your business needs, in the tools you already use: your phone, WhatsApp, email, calendar and job software.

  1. The catcher

    Every missed call and message gets a reply straight away. It takes the details and books a call-back.

    Sorry we missed you, we're up on a roof. What's the job and your postcode? We'll ring you back today.
  2. The quote engine

    Quotes drafted from your survey notes and photos, ready for you to check and send the same day.

  3. The chaser

    Polite follow-ups on quiet quotes and unpaid invoices, stopped the moment they reply.

  4. The diary

    Bookings, confirmations and reminders, and easy rebooking when the weather turns.

  5. The review asker

    A review request goes out the day a job is signed off.

    Thanks for having us. If you're happy with the roof, a quick review would mean a lot.
  6. The front desk

    Answers "do you cover...?" and "how much is...?" on your site and WhatsApp, in your words.

First on the bench: D & P Roofing.

Roofers and builders near Bolton, with 30 years on the tools and 5.0 from 142 reviews on Which?. Their site didn't show any of that. We researched their local competitors, then rebuilt it to beat them.

D & P's current website: a dark photo of an extension with their name in the middle and a pale quote button. Their current site
The new D & P site: a re-roofed house, the headline 'The price we quote is the price you pay', and their Which? score of 5.0 from 142 reviews. The new site
D & P's current website on a phone. Current
The new D & P site on a phone, with tap to call and WhatsApp. New

Competitors researched first

We check the local firms a customer would compare you with, then build to beat every one of them.

A written report with it

Your old site against the new one, in plain English: what changed and why it matters.

What's next for them

An out-of-hours assistant for emergency leak calls, which they asked for. No results to show yet. We'll publish real numbers when there are some.

Read the full D & P story

What's slowing you down?

Tap the one that sounds like you. We'll show you what we'd set up, what you'd do, and what it costs.

Not sure, or it's something else? That's what the free call is for. See every service.

Not a trade?

We started with trades because that's where Callum comes from. The same systems work in any business that takes enquiries, books work or sends invoices: offices, clinics, salons, agencies. Book the free 30 minutes and we'll look at yours.

Sample conversation

A missed call becomes a booked call-back.

  1. 10:42 · Missed call while you're up a ladder
  2. Your business, by textSorry we missed you, we're on a job. What do you need, and what's your postcode? We'll ring you back today.
  3. CustomerGutter's leaking over the front door. BL5 3HB.
  4. Your businessThanks. We'll call you by 1pm. If water's getting inside, reply URGENT.
  5. To youNew enquiry: gutter leak, BL5 3HB. Call back by 1pm.
We set up
An instant text to everyone you miss, in your business name. It gets the job and the postcode, and books a call-back.
You do
Nothing different. You keep your number, and you ring them back already knowing the job.
It costs
£79 a month on its own, or it comes with Trade Growth at £249 a month. If one missed call a month turns into a job worth more than £79, it's paid for itself.

What's it worth to you?

Move these to your own numbers.

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£400

Twelve months at your numbers: what it costs against what it keeps
See the numbers
MonthWork keptWhat you pay us

Your numbers, not a promise. Not every call or quote turns into work.

Book a Clockwork Check Free 30 minute call first. No obligation.

How it works.

  1. A free 30 minute call

    Tell us how your week runs and where it hurts. No cost, no obligation.

  2. The Clockwork Check £495

    We look at how your business runs, from the first enquiry to getting paid, and work out what would make the biggest difference. You get one clear recommendation, with one fixed price to build it and any monthly cost shown up front.

    Go ahead within 60 days and the £495 comes off that price. If we can't find 5 hours a week to save you, you get your money back.

  3. We build it, you approve it

    Nothing goes live until you've checked it. You keep your number and the tools you already use, and we look after it afterwards if you want us to.

  • Keep your number
  • No tech skills needed
  • You approve every message
  • You own what we build
  • Cancel monthly support any time

Fair questions.

Do I need to be good with computers?

No. We set it all up and show you how it works. Most of it runs without you touching anything, and the bits that need you come to your phone.

Will I keep my phone number?

Yes. The number on your van, your cards and Google stays exactly the same.

What if it says something wrong?

You agree the wording before anything goes live, and anything unusual, like prices or discounts, comes to you first. Every message is logged, so you can check it any time.

Do I own it?

Yes. If you stop the monthly support, you keep what we built.

What does it cost each month?

Websites are £39 a month for hosting and care. Automations are £149 a month if you'd like us to look after them, or nothing if you don't. You'll see the monthly cost before you agree to anything.

Every price, in one place.

WhatPricePays for itself when
The Clockwork CheckWhat would make the biggest difference, with one fixed price to do it£495Comes off the price if you go ahead within 60 daysit finds 5 hours a week to save you. If it doesn't, you get the £495 back.
Missed-call text backOn its own£79 a monthone missed call a month turns into a job worth more than £79.
Trade WebsiteBuilt from your real photos and reviews£1,495, or £129 a month for 12 monthsThen it's yours. Hosting and care £39 a monththe jobs it brings in add up to £1,495. For most trades that's a handful of jobs.
Trade GrowthWebsite, Google profile, review requests and missed-call text back£249 a month for 12 monthsNothing to pay up frontit brings in one extra job a month worth more than £249.
One job automatedQuotes, chasing payment or the diaryFrom £1,250Fixed price, agreed before we startit wins a job you'd have lost, or saves you the hours. At 3 hours a week and £40 an hour, that's about 10 weeks.
A system that handles a whole jobLike the 9pm leak aboveFrom £3,500it catches the jobs that come in when you can't answer, like a 2am leak.
We look after itWatch it, fix it, tweak it£149 a month per automationCancel any month. Bigger systems from £495 a monthit keeps the rest working, so nothing quietly stops and costs you a job.
Half-day trainingFor your team to use AI themselves£695your team saves an hour or two a week each.

Founding clients: the first five clients get 30% off, in return for a case study, a testimonial and permission to show the work.

Home on time.

The calls, quotes and reminders are handled, so the evening's yours.

At the numbers you put in above

£9,600 of work kept this year.

Change the numbers above and this changes too.

07:00

Show us the job that eats your evenings.

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1948: the first stored program ran in Manchester. 2026: yours can.