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Your Crew for small business

Meet your crew. See the work they take off your plate.

Six AI workers, each with a section of real small business work: 120 workflows that owner-run businesses carry every week, from chasing invoices to answering a missed call within a minute. Pick the ones you want and bring them to a free call.

Anything sent to people or touching money waits for a person’s yes.

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Start here: the 16 that give the most back

These are the workflows owners ask for first. They bring in money faster, give the most hours back, and take the most stress off you and your team from week one.

Browse all 120 workflows by sectionSix sections, one for each member of your crew.

Every workflow, by section

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What your crew can do

Your crew works the way your staff does: in email, in your files, and inside the apps you already pay for. And the work looks good.

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Runs on Claude Duet or Grok Bot, or on custom offline models built by Stabil.

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All 120 workflows, by section. Each one belongs to a member of your crew, and anything sent to people or touching money waits for a person’s yes.

Section 1 · Owen · 20 workflows

Bookkeeping & cash flow

Owen keeps the books and the cash moving. Invoices, collections, bills, receipts, payroll prep, sales tax, and the numbers you need to run the business.

  • No. 1.01

    Get paid faster

    Works your overdue list every week: friendly reminders, then firmer ones, on a schedule you set. Logs every promise to pay and tells you which accounts need a call from you.

  • No. 1.02

    Invoice from finished jobs

    When a job or order is marked done, it drafts the invoice from the quote, the hours, and the materials, then sends it once you approve.

  • No. 1.03

    Receipt capture and coding

    Every Friday it opens the receipts folder, reads each photo and emailed receipt, codes it to the right account and job, and attaches it in the books.

  • No. 1.04

    Bills to pay

    Collects every bill from email and the mail pile, checks it against what you ordered, and gives you one list to approve each week.

  • No. 1.05

    Vendor bills entered from email

    Reads supplier invoices as they land in the inbox and enters them in the books with the right account, job, and due date.

  • No. 1.06

    Card and payout matching

    Matches Stripe, Square, and PayPal payouts to the bank, separates fees and refunds, and flags anything that does not line up.

  • No. 1.07

    Cash flow forecast

    Looks 13 weeks ahead: what is coming in, what is going out, and the weeks that will be tight, so you can plan instead of panic.

  • No. 1.08

    Month-end close packet

    Closes the month: reconciles, reviews odd entries, and puts together a short packet with profit and loss, cash, and what changed.

  • No. 1.09

    Sales tax prep

    Pulls taxable sales by location, checks the rates, and preps each return so it is ready to file on time.

  • No. 1.10

    Payroll prep

    Gathers hours, tips, mileage, and time off into a clean payroll file, and flags anything that looks off before you run payroll.

  • No. 1.11

    Contractor paperwork and 1099s

    Collects W-9s before the first payment, tracks what each contractor is paid, and has every 1099 ready in January.

  • No. 1.12

    Runs your accounting software

    Signs in to QuickBooks or Xero like a trained bookkeeper: categorizes transactions, attaches receipts, fixes duplicates, and preps the month. You see every change before it is posted.

  • No. 1.13

    Bank and card reconciliation

    Matches every bank and credit card line to the books each week, so month-end takes an hour instead of a weekend. Only the true exceptions come to you.

  • No. 1.14

    Employee expense reports

    Turns staff receipts and mileage into clean expense reports, checks them against your policy, and queues reimbursements for your OK.

  • No. 1.15

    Budget vs actual

    A plain-English monthly report: where you are over, where you are under, and why.

  • No. 1.16

    Job and product profitability

    Shows which jobs, services, and products actually make money once labor and materials are counted.

  • No. 1.17

    Unused subscription audit

    Finds every software and service you pay for, who uses it, and what you could cancel or downgrade.

  • No. 1.18

    Accountant handoff packet

    Puts together everything your CPA asks for at tax time and each quarter, organized and labeled, with estimated tax reminders.

  • No. 1.19

    Customer statements

    Sends monthly statements to accounts that buy on terms, with a link to pay online.

  • No. 1.20

    Chargeback and dispute responses

    Gathers the order, receipt, signatures, and messages into a complete response before the deadline.

Section 2 · Sadie · 20 workflows

Leads, sales & customers

Sadie answers every lead and follows up. Speed to lead, quotes, proposals, follow-ups, your CRM, and the customers who keep coming back.

  • No. 2.01

    Answers every new lead in minutes

    Replies to web forms, Google, Yelp, Thumbtack, and Facebook leads in minutes, day or night. Asks your qualifying questions and books the estimate or call on your calendar.

  • No. 2.02

    Lead notes for every inquiry

    Writes up each new lead with what they need, budget, timing, and source, so you walk into every call prepared.

  • No. 2.03

    Win back past customers

    Finds customers who have not bought or booked in a while and sends a personal note with a reason to come back.

  • No. 2.04

    Referral asks

    Asks happy customers for referrals at the right moment, and tracks who sent whom so you can thank them.

  • No. 2.05

    Contracts and e-sign prep

    Fills your contract template from the accepted quote, checks the details, and sends it for signature once you approve.

  • No. 2.06

    New customer welcome packet

    Sends every new customer a welcome note with what happens next, who to contact, and what to prepare.

  • No. 2.07

    Proposal decks

    Builds polished proposals and pitch decks from your notes, photos, and pricing, in your brand.

  • No. 2.08

    Follow up on open quotes

    Follows up on every open quote on a schedule: a check-in, an answer to common questions, and a last call, until each one is a yes or a no.

  • No. 2.09

    Service plan renewals

    Reminds maintenance plan and contract customers before renewal, with an easy way to renew.

  • No. 2.10

    Upsell and add-on suggestions

    Looks at what each customer bought and suggests the next useful thing, for you to offer.

  • No. 2.11

    Weekly pipeline report

    A short Monday report: new leads, quotes out, wins, losses, and the deals that need you this week.

  • No. 2.12

    Works your CRM

    Signs in to HubSpot, Zoho, or your CRM: logs every email and call, moves deals forward, sets next steps, and cleans up duplicates. Your pipeline stays true without anyone typing.

  • No. 2.13

    Quotes and estimates

    Builds clean quotes and estimates from your price list, site notes, and photos, with options at good, better, and best. Ready for you to check and send the same day.

  • No. 2.14

    Lost deal reasons

    Tracks why quotes are lost (price, timing, went with someone else) so you can fix the pattern.

  • No. 2.15

    Price list upkeep

    Keeps your price list and quote templates current when costs change, and flags quotes priced on old numbers.

  • No. 2.16

    Meeting prep briefs

    Before a sales call it researches the customer, past orders, and notes, and hands you a one-page brief.

  • No. 2.17

    Call notes to the CRM

    Turns your voice memos and call notes into clean CRM updates with next steps and dates.

  • No. 2.18

    Quote follow-up texts

    Sends short, friendly texts on open quotes for customers who never read email.

  • No. 2.19

    Thank-you notes

    Sends a personal thank-you after big purchases, anniversaries, and milestones.

  • No. 2.20

    Bid and RFP finder

    Watches public bid boards and your industry sites for jobs that fit, and summarizes each one.

Section 3 · Milo · 20 workflows

Marketing & reviews

Milo gets you found and keeps you looking good. Reviews, your Google listing, social posts, email, the website, and every promo in between.

  • No. 3.01

    Review requests and replies

    After every job or visit it asks happy customers for a Google review, then replies to every review in your voice. Unhappy ones come to you first, before anything is posted.

  • No. 3.02

    Monthly email newsletter

    Writes and designs your monthly email from what happened this month, your offers, and your news.

  • No. 3.03

    Seasonal promo calendar

    Plans a year of promos around your seasons, holidays, and slow months, with every post and email on the calendar.

  • No. 3.04

    Job photo posts

    Turns job site and product photos from your team into before-and-after posts with captions.

  • No. 3.05

    Blog articles from your know-how

    Turns your answers to customer questions into helpful articles that bring in search traffic.

  • No. 3.06

    Local search check

    Checks how you show up on Google and Maps for the searches that matter, and fixes what it can.

  • No. 3.07

    Google Business Profile upkeep

    Keeps your Google listing fresh: hours, holiday hours, photos, weekly posts, and answers to customer questions.

  • No. 3.08

    Promo graphics in every size

    Designs each promo in every size you need: post, story, email banner, and print flyer.

  • No. 3.09

    Ad results in plain English

    Reads your Google and Meta ad accounts and tells you what worked, what wasted money, and what to change.

  • No. 3.10

    Competitor watch

    Keeps an eye on competitors’ prices, offers, reviews, and new services, and sends a short monthly summary.

  • No. 3.11

    Testimonial collection

    Asks happy customers, with their permission, for a short quote or photo you can use on your site and in proposals.

  • No. 3.12

    Runs your website

    Signs in to WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, or Shopify and keeps pages, prices, hours, photos, and offers current. You see every change before it goes live.

  • No. 3.13

    Social graphics and posts

    Designs a week of on-brand posts from your jobs, products, offers, and tips, writes the captions, and schedules them all.

  • No. 3.14

    Product listings and descriptions

    Writes product titles, descriptions, and tags, and tidies product photos for your store.

  • No. 3.15

    Event and workshop promotion

    Promotes your open house, class, or sale with emails, posts, and a sign-up page.

  • No. 3.16

    Brand kit and templates

    Gathers your logo, colors, fonts, and voice into one kit and builds templates everyone can use.

  • No. 3.17

    Short videos from your footage

    Cuts phone footage into short, captioned clips for Reels, Shorts, and your site.

  • No. 3.18

    Listings everywhere match

    Keeps your name, hours, phone, and services the same on Google, Yelp, Apple Maps, Bing, Facebook, and directories.

  • No. 3.19

    Neighborhood and community posts

    Shares your news, offers, and helpful tips in Nextdoor and local groups where neighbors look for recommendations.

  • No. 3.20

    Flyers and mailers

    Designs door hangers, flyers, and postcards, and preps the files for your printer or mail service.

Section 4 · Rosa · 20 workflows

Front desk, inbox & scheduling

Rosa runs the front desk. The inbox, the phones, bookings, reminders, and the hundred small questions customers ask every week.

  • No. 4.01

    Its own email address

    Your worker gets its own address, like rosa@yourbusiness.com. Customers can email it, and it answers, books, files, and follows up in your voice. With permission it also works inside info@ and your own inbox.

  • No. 4.02

    Answers common questions

    Answers hours, prices, service area, and policy questions by email and text from your own answers.

  • No. 4.03

    Website chat and DMs

    Replies to website chat, Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp messages fast, and books or hands off to you.

  • No. 4.04

    Meeting scheduling

    Finds times across calendars, sends invites, and handles the back and forth with customers and vendors.

  • No. 4.05

    Morning brief for the owner

    Each morning: today’s schedule, money in, anything urgent, and the three things that need you.

  • No. 4.06

    Waitlist and cancellation fill

    When someone cancels, it offers the slot to your waitlist by text and fills it.

  • No. 4.07

    Appointment reminders and no-show follow-up

    Sends reminders, confirms, and handles reschedules. When someone no-shows, it reaches out the same day to rebook.

  • No. 4.08

    Voicemail to action

    Listens to every voicemail, writes it up, and turns it into a booking, a callback, or a task for the right person.

  • No. 4.09

    Where is my order?

    Answers order status questions with tracking details, and flags late shipments before the customer asks.

  • No. 4.10

    Letters and forms

    Drafts letters, notices, and forms from your templates, ready to sign.

  • No. 4.11

    Paperwork before the appointment

    Sends intake forms and waivers ahead of time and follows up until they are back.

  • No. 4.12

    Inbox triage every morning

    Sorts every shared inbox before you start: answers what it can, files receipts and orders, flags what needs you, and clears out the spam and sales pitches.

  • No. 4.13

    Online booking and rescheduling

    Books, moves, and cancels appointments by email, text, and chat, right on your calendar, with your rules for job length, travel, and buffers.

  • No. 4.14

    Complaint first response

    Answers an upset customer quickly and kindly, gathers the facts, and brings it to you with a suggested fix.

  • No. 4.15

    Directions and prep instructions

    Sends customers what to know before you arrive or they come in: parking, prep, what to bring.

  • No. 4.16

    Holiday hours everywhere

    Updates your hours on the website, Google, Facebook, phone greeting, and email signature in one go.

  • No. 4.17

    Customer record updates

    Keeps addresses, phone numbers, and preferences current when customers tell you something new.

  • No. 4.18

    Mail and package log

    Logs incoming mail and packages from photos, and routes bills, checks, and notices to the right person.

  • No. 4.19

    Follow-up after the visit

    Checks in after a visit or delivery to make sure everything went well, and catches problems early.

  • No. 4.20

    Missed-call text back

    When a call goes unanswered, it texts the caller within a minute, finds out what they need, and books them or sets a callback, so the call does not go to the next business on the list.

Section 5 · Theo · 20 workflows

Team, HR & admin

Theo keeps your team and your paperwork straight. Hiring, onboarding, schedules, timesheets, policies, licenses, insurance, and the research behind good decisions.

  • No. 5.01

    Hiring from post to interview

    Writes the job post, posts it to Indeed and your site, screens every applicant against your must-haves, and books interviews with the best ones.

  • No. 5.02

    Timesheet cleanup

    Catches missed punches, overtime, and odd hours before payroll, and asks the right person to fix them.

  • No. 5.03

    License and permit renewals

    Tracks every business license, permit, and certification and starts renewals before they lapse.

  • No. 5.04

    Insurance certificates

    Requests certificates from subcontractors, checks dates and limits, and sends yours to customers who ask.

  • No. 5.05

    Contracts and agreements tracker

    Keeps one list of leases, vendor contracts, and service agreements with renewal dates and terms.

  • No. 5.06

    Employee handbook upkeep

    Keeps your handbook and policies current and easy to read, and tracks who has signed the latest version.

  • No. 5.07

    New hire onboarding

    Sends paperwork, sets up accounts, schedules training, and checks in at 30, 60, and 90 days.

  • No. 5.08

    Training guides from how you work

    Turns how you actually do things into step-by-step guides with screenshots, so training does not depend on you.

  • No. 5.09

    Time-off requests

    Takes time-off requests, checks coverage, and brings you a yes or no with the schedule impact.

  • No. 5.10

    Safety and compliance checklists

    Sends daily and weekly safety checklists, collects them, and flags anything missed.

  • No. 5.11

    Meeting notes and action items

    Takes notes in your team meetings, sends out who does what by when, and follows up.

  • No. 5.12

    Your business brain

    Gathers your prices, policies, procedures, and files into one organized brain in Google Drive, Dropbox, or SharePoint. Every worker, and every new hire, answers from it.

  • No. 5.13

    Staff schedules and shift swaps

    Builds the weekly schedule around availability and busy times, handles swaps and call-outs, and texts everyone their shifts.

  • No. 5.14

    Research and price comparisons

    Compares vendors, equipment, software, and insurance quotes, and gives you a clear side-by-side.

  • No. 5.15

    Equipment and vehicle upkeep

    Tracks service dates, mileage, and repairs for vehicles and equipment, and books service before things break.

  • No. 5.16

    Performance review prep

    Gathers notes, numbers, and customer feedback for each person before reviews, so they are fair and fast.

  • No. 5.17

    Bank, loan, and grant paperwork

    Gathers documents and drafts answers for loan, line of credit, and grant applications.

  • No. 5.18

    Files where they belong

    Names, sorts, and files documents and photos so anyone can find them.

  • No. 5.19

    Team announcements

    Sends schedule changes, weather calls, and company news to the team by text or chat.

  • No. 5.20

    Certifications and training tracker

    Tracks who is certified for what and when it expires, and schedules renewals.

Section 6 · Nora · 20 workflows

Operations, jobs & orders

Nora leads the crew and keeps the work moving. Jobs, dispatch, orders, inventory, suppliers, and the weekly numbers that tell you how it is going.

  • No. 6.01

    Dispatch and job scheduling

    Builds each day’s jobs around location, skills, and parts, sends techs their routes and details, and reshuffles when a job runs long or someone calls out.

  • No. 6.02

    Job checklists and photo sign-off

    Sends each job’s checklist, collects before and after photos, and closes out the job when everything is in.

  • No. 6.03

    Work orders from requests

    Turns every request from email, phone, and forms into a clear work order with the details your team needs.

  • No. 6.04

    Returns and exchanges

    Handles return requests by your policy: approves, sends labels, tracks the package, and issues the refund for your OK.

  • No. 6.05

    Supplier price changes

    Watches supplier invoices and price lists and tells you when costs go up, so your prices keep up.

  • No. 6.06

    Job costing

    Tracks labor, materials, and subs against each job’s budget while it is running, not after.

  • No. 6.07

    Weekly numbers for the owner

    A one-page Monday report: sales, jobs done, cash, reviews, and what changed, in plain English.

  • No. 6.08

    Purchase orders to suppliers

    Builds purchase orders from low stock and upcoming jobs, sends them once you approve, and tracks delivery.

  • No. 6.09

    Delivery and route planning

    Plans delivery routes and windows, and texts customers when you are on the way.

  • No. 6.10

    Subcontractor coordination

    Books subs, confirms dates, sends job details, and follows up on progress.

  • No. 6.11

    Customer project updates

    Sends customers a short update on their project each week: what got done, what is next, any decisions needed.

  • No. 6.12

    Order processing

    Signs in to Shopify, Square, or WooCommerce: checks each new order, prints packing slips and labels, sends tracking, and flags anything unusual before it ships.

  • No. 6.13

    Inventory and reorders

    Keeps a live count from sales and job usage, warns you before you run low, and drafts reorders at the right quantities.

  • No. 6.14

    Standard procedures

    Writes and keeps your standard procedures current, so every job and order is done the same way.

  • No. 6.15

    End of day wrap-up

    Checks that every job is closed, every order shipped, and every payment logged, and lists what rolls to tomorrow.

  • No. 6.16

    Permits and inspections

    Applies for permits, schedules inspections, and keeps the job moving around them.

  • No. 6.17

    Stock counts

    Plans cycle counts, collects counts from your team, and fixes the numbers in your system.

  • No. 6.18

    Order and invoice match

    Checks supplier invoices against your purchase orders and what actually arrived before you pay.

  • No. 6.19

    Warranty and callback tracking

    Tracks warranty claims and callbacks, books the return visit, and files the claim with the manufacturer.

  • No. 6.20

    Pickup and ready notices

    Tells customers when their order, repair, or alteration is ready, and reminds them if it sits.

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