Digital tools for the digital age
Does this put humans first? If the answer is no, it doesn’t ship.
Only XCam is available today. No card. Up to 10 people.See the work from first contact to the last record.
Every product gets a demo, in the order the work happens. XGo is first. The others open as they are built.
XSite
A finished site. Three answers.
XWork
From approved contract to finished job.
XDeal
From proposal to signed contract.
XClaims
Claims that open themselves.
XMoney
Every dollar tied to its job.
XWarranty
Warranty, kept with the job.
A platform that makes people irreplaceable.
XSite brings the opportunity, XGo decides what happens next, and XCam keeps the proof. The human decides at each step.
See how it worksA finished site. Three answers.
Industry, name, city. Then make it yours.
Start. Check. Done. Send the proof.
One record, from first contact to final result.
Every unit of work is an Action. The Result of each Action decides the next one, so nothing is left without an owner or a next step.
Single source of truth
One record for each project. Notes, calls, photos, results and points stay with the record, not with a person.
Canonical
One rule set. The same rules apply on the phone, on the desktop and in every module.
Action engine
Actions AE runs every step. An Action ends with a Result, and the Result decides what happens next.
Deterministic
The same Result leads to the same next step every time. Nothing is guessed.
Nothing forgotten
A case always has a next action until a final Result closes it.
Cradle to grave
Each module hands its record to the next: lead, deal, work, money, claim and warranty.
Setup is guided and short. Each product is optional, so you start with one. Specified behavior of the platform; products open as listed.
Humans plus AI are more powerful than AI alone.
XCam is available today.
The other products are coming soon. Their prices are projected until release.
XCam
Photos that stay with the job.
- 10-day trial, no card
- Up to 10 people
“There are more things, Lucilius, likely to frighten us than there are to crush us; we suffer more often in imagination than in reality.”
Seneca · Letters to Lucilius, 13 · trans. Richard Gummere
