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Website leads, answered

Leads answered in a minute.

A form comes in. The AI reads it, replies in your words, asks the two qualifying questions and books the call onto your calendar. You read the morning list of who it booked and who it was unsure about.

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A 1960s switchboard operator at night, one hand seating a cord in a lit jack
One operator, one call, consent on the line.

Sound familiar?

The form works. That is the problem. It emails an inbox, somebody reads it on Tuesday, and the person already hired the company that replied on Friday night.

You paid for the site and the ads. The leak is the forty minutes between the form and a human. Close that and the same site produces more jobs.

What runs.

  • A reply in under a minute, day or night, in your words
  • The qualifying questions asked, the answers on the lead
  • Booked straight into your calendar from your open slots
  • Complaints, suppliers and spam handed to a person, not answered
  • Hosted in Canada; the site itself does not change

A morning, logged.

What the person who owns this reads with their coffee. Example entries, invented.

Website leads logtoday
8:02form: kitchen renovation, Burlington, budget band givenread
8:02reply sent in your words: thanks, two questions, booking linkreplied
8:09answers back; fits the profile; call booked Thu 10:30booked
8:40form: 'how much for a deck' with no addressreplied
8:41asked for the address and photos; waitingwaiting
9:15form from a supplier selling tilesfiled
9:30form mentions a complaint about a past jobescalated
9:30morning list ready: 1 booked, 1 waiting, 1 for youdone
What the website leads system shows the person who reads the log. Example entries, invented.

Behind the curtain.

What a person sees

A morning list: who it booked, who it is waiting on, and the one it handed to you. Every reply it sent is in your sent folder.

What it may do alone

Replies, asks the qualifying questions and books from your open slots. Never quotes a price, never replies to a complaint, never promises a date.

Who answers for it

Runs from your own address and calendar under your permissions. Every reply is logged with the form that caused it.

Whose work changes

You stop checking the inbox between jobs. You take the booked calls and the one it was unsure about.

Review list2 waiting
  • asked for the address and photos; waitingDecide
  • form mentions a complaint about a past jobDecide
morning list ready: 1 booked, 1 waiting, 1 for you
What a person reads each morning: the few items the system was not sure about, and what it did. Example, invented.

These four questions are our doctrine. They are answered in writing for every system before it runs.

The target we would agree.

Written down before we build. Measured against your own check.

Every website lead gets a reply inside five minutes, around the clock, and the ones that fit are booked without you touching them.

On every build, we agree on a target with you before we start. If we miss it, we keep working at no extra cost.

Three questions.

Will people know it is AI?

The first reply says it is an assistant and that a person will be on the call. People do not mind an assistant. They mind silence.

What if it books the wrong person?

It books from the qualifying answers you set. Anyone outside them lands on your morning list instead. You tune the questions after the first week.

Do I need a CRM?

No. It works from your inbox and calendar. If you have a CRM, the lead and the conversation go in there too.

Book my free call.

Four quick questions so the call is about your pile, not ours. We reply within one business day.

Which piles?

Pick every one that applies. Most offices have two or three.

How many people?

In the business, including you.

What do you run the office on?
What could you invest a month?

If it removed the pile. This sets what we bring to the call, not a price. Everything is quoted after it.

Your details.

Your details are stored in Canada. A private Ontario company. Not a government agency. Owner of YourFuse. Privacy