How it works, end to end

From the truck to your website
in four moves.

Your crew already does the work. Everything after that is automatic.

1.

The job gets done

Your crew finishes and marks it complete in your CRM, or adds it from their phone. That's the last thing anyone has to do.

It works from what your CRM already knows: the service type, the address, the photos your techs took, and the moment the job was closed. If you don't run a CRM, the phone app takes about thirty seconds per job.

SOURCE
Your CRM, or the phone app
TRIGGER
Job marked complete
YOUR INPUT
None
JOBSERVICECLOSED
#4181Gutter cleanMon 14:20
#4182Roof repairTue 11:05
#4183Roof replacementCOMPLETEWed 16:42
2.

We write it and map it

A description from the photos and service type, a pin at neighbourhood level, and the job lands on the right service and city pages on your site.

The write-up reads like a person wrote it because it's built from real job facts, not a template. The pin is offset from the true address by a fixed amount, so it lands in the right neighbourhood and never on the house.

INPUT
Photos · service · address · review
OUTPUT
Description · pin · service page · city page
YOUR INPUT
None

INPUT

OUTPUT · 1.2S

Replaced a 30-square architectural shingle roof in Hyde Park after hail damage.

3.

The review gets asked for

A text the next day with your photos attached. Or a QR code your tech shows at handoff. When it comes in, we match it to the job automatically.

Everyone gets asked, and everyone can reach your public review page — filtering people by how happy they look breaks Google's rules and gets profiles suspended. Unhappy replies come to you first so you can fix it.

CHANNELS
Text · email · QR at handoff
LINK
The same public review link for everyone
MATCHING
Tracked links match exactly; the rest is reviewed
Thanks for having us out on Avenue G. Mind leaving a quick review? Photos of your new roof are attached.

DELIVERED · 9:04 AM

4.

It keeps working

The reply gets drafted. The post gets scheduled. Your pages fill up. Nobody on your team touches any of it.

Replies under four stars wait for your approval. Posts respect a weekly limit you set. Your service and city pages refresh themselves as the work comes in.

REPLIES
Drafted, yours to send
POSTS
Google, Facebook, Instagram
PAGES
On your domain, growing with every job
Google Business Profile · posted09:12
Instagram · posted09:12
lonestar-roofing.com/services/roof-repair · published09:13
Live demo, real sample data

All four moves, running.

Every card below came out of the four steps on this page. Nobody wrote a description or placed a pin.

Live demo, real sample dataSample data — this is what the product does
  • JOB ADDED · 9 minutes ago

    Marcus R.· added a job

    Replaced a 30-square architectural shingle roof in Hyde Park after hail damage.

    Hyde Park, Austin

    30.3072° N · 97.7278° W

  • T

    REVIEW MATCHED · 2 hours ago

    Tom H.

    "The house is quieter and the crew cleaned up every scrap."

    Matched to the Barton Hills job
  • JOB ADDED · 2 hours ago

    Marcus R.· added a job

    Swapped nine failing windows for double-pane units on a Barton Hills bungalow.

    Barton Hills, Austin

    30.2519° N · 97.7833° W

  • K

    REVIEW MATCHED · 1 hour ago

    Karen M.

    "No more water pouring off the porch roof. Tidy job."

    Matched to the Cedar Park job

Counts describe the sample data on this page, not company totals.

Ten founding slots

See it running on your own jobs.

Twenty minutes, your CRM connected, your first jobs on the map before the call ends.