The first visit starts with a clipboard, or the first job starts with three messages asking for the gate code and a photo of the panel. An intake agent asks for what you need, in order, in plain language, and puts the answers where your team looks: the booking, the file, the spreadsheet, the job.
You give Foundry24 whatever intake looks like today, the form, the packet, the questions you always end up asking anyway. That becomes its instructions, and it asks them one at a time, in the order that makes sense.
Setup is included. How many calls and messages are included is set in your spec.
The ones your intake form asks, the ones you always end up asking anyway, in the order that makes sense, one at a time.
The panel, the yard, the insurance card, the before picture. Attached to the right record, not lost in a thread.
The booking software, the file, the job record. Your team opens it and the details are already there.
If someone has a question it can’t answer or doesn’t want to continue, it hands off to a person and says what’s left to collect.
Wherever your team already looks: the booking, the file, the spreadsheet, or the system you use. That’s decided on the first call and written into the spec.
Some intake can’t go through a general-purpose agent, and the first call is where that gets sorted out honestly. Foundry24 will tell you if yours is one of those.
Yes. The agent is for the people who won’t.
It saves what it has, tells you what’s missing, and a person can pick it up from there.
From $349 a month. Setup is included, and how many intakes are included is written into your spec.
A few weeks. You hand over what intake looks like today, Foundry24 writes the spec, builds the agent, and runs it with you as the customer first.
You’ll leave knowing what to automate first and what it would cost, or that you don’t need any of this yet, which is also a fine answer.