More regulars. Less starting over.
Give a happy first-time customer a clear path to their next clean. Your AI teammate helps shape the invitation, the service options, and the follow-up.
See it for my businessWhat your first task includesWe just finished a first clean. Help me invite them onto a regular schedule without sounding pushy.
I’ll make the next step easy: explain the routine, ask what suits them, and leave the final schedule with you.
Keep that just-cleaned feeling.
Example scenario: a first-time client is considering regular cleaning.
The invitation
Hi Sam, thanks for having us over. If you’d like to make cleaning one less thing to think about, we can talk through a regular schedule. Would weekly or every other week suit your home better?
The next reply
Once they choose a cadence, confirm the service scope, approved price, and a real available day. Explain any differences from their first clean.
A gentle follow-up
Just leaving this here in case a regular clean would help. Happy to answer questions whenever the timing is right.
A spotless house. A happy client. No next visit.
- Every week starts with finding more one-time jobs.
- Clients don’t know what recurring service includes.
- You mean to follow up, but the next house is waiting.
Something you can
actually work with.
Start with a focused task. Here’s what the brief asks your teammate to prepare.
A warm recurring-service invitation
A weekly / biweekly service explainer
A gentle follow-up and booking handoff
A little context.
A much better starting point.
- 1
Show it how you work.
Your recurring service options and what is included. The completed visit and relevant client preferences. Approved rates, service area, and available days.
- 2
Review something concrete.
You confirm the package, price, and schedule. A friendly invitation is never a booking confirmation.
- 3
Connect when you’re ready.
A customer list and booking tool can be connected when you are ready for approved outreach and scheduling.
Make this your
first task.
Put your business in the picture. Get a starter brief you can keep, edit, and use with your agent.
Free preview. No account or payment required.A few things to know.
Will it promise slots my team doesn’t have?
The first task drafts the invitation. It asks for your actual availability and leaves bookings unconfirmed until your scheduling process approves them.
Is this a real conversation with my agent?
The conversation above is an illustrative example. The free preview creates a starter brief from your business name and this task. It does not create an account or run an agent.
Do I need to connect everything first?
You can explore and download the brief without connecting accounts. Live work later needs the relevant tools, permissions, business details, and your approval. Telegram is our initial pilot channel; SMS is planned.
Does the preview subscribe me or cost anything?
No. Creating or downloading a starter brief is free. It does not start a paid subscription, send a campaign, or spend money on ads.