05 AI & Automation · Conversational Intelligence

One AI concierge. Seven completely different jobs.

Ask the same question as an owner, a field agent, a subcontractor, or a customer, and you'll get four different answers, because the assistant is built with a genuinely different, data-grounded briefing for every role. It isn't a generic chatbot bolted onto a CRM. It's read the CRM.

LIVE CAPTURE
▸ THE NOVELTY TRAP

Most "AI assistants" are the same chatbot in a company's colors.

The problem

Same answers regardless of who's asking, no real awareness of what's happening in the account. That's a novelty, not a tool.

The fix

The AI Assistant is built on a real, per-role context engine. Every question assembles a fresh system prompt from live account data, but a different prompt depending on whether the person asking is an Owner, Admin, Field Agent, Contractor, Subcontractor, Vendor, or Customer.

▸ THE INTERACTIVE DEMO

It already knows who you are.

Real captures of the live interface, the role-aware greeting and the multi-turn flow.

▸ TRY IT YOURSELF

Ask as three different people.

Switch the role, then ask the same kind of question, and watch the concierge answer from a completely different briefing each time.

Illustrative answers. In the product, each briefing is assembled live from your own account data across seven roles.

▸ HOW IT WORKS

Grounded in your actual account.

Role-specific greetingclick to zoom
STEP 01

It already knows who you are.

An Owner sees "Executive Dashboard is live. Ask me about projects, budgets, vendors, or compliance." A Field Agent sees "I have your territory data and agenda ready." Zero setup, the moment you log in, it knows your role.

Question typedclick to zoom
STEP 02

Ask a real question.

Plain language, no syntax to learn.

Assistant responseclick to zoom
STEP 03

Get an answer grounded in your account.

The assistant replies in the same panel, ready for a follow-up, drawing on your real leads, projects, vendors, and revenue for that role.

Multi-turn conversationclick to zoom
STEP 04

Keep the conversation going.

Multi-turn, with bounded history so it stays fast no matter how long the chat runs.

▸ SEVEN BRIEFINGS

What each role actually gets.

Same assistant, seven genuinely different jobs, and a subcontractor literally cannot see another's data.

RoleBriefed on
OwnerProject count, budget/spend/variance, portfolio risk & ROI, vendor compliance, document expiries, staff counts.
AdminUnassigned & hot leads, pending signatures, the real sales leaderboard, pipeline status, today's meetings.
Field AgentTheir agenda, hot & "golden" leads, pending signatures, their own YTD revenue and win rate.
ContractorTheir projects, a 14-day critical task list, financials, expired-doc warnings, assigned subs/vendors.
SubcontractorOnly their tasks, payouts, compliance, and their GC's name, scoped so one sub never sees another's data.
VendorTheir orders, invoices, compliance, and spend.
CustomerTheir property record, roof-condition advice, service history, and warranty status.
▸ BUILT LIKE INFRASTRUCTURE

Not a demo. Real infrastructure.

No generic chatbot experience

Every role gets a genuinely different briefing.

Grounded in real account data

Leads, projects, vendors, revenue, not canned copy.

Token-budgeted context

Every system prompt is hard-capped at 4,000 tokens, with long lists auto-truncated.

Bounded conversation history

Only the most recent 12 messages are resent per turn, so it stays fast.

Actually does things

A real callback-scheduling tool-use pattern, not just talk.

Zero setup for the user

The moment you log in, the assistant already knows your role.

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role-based personas
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model context window
▸ OBJECTIONS, HANDLED

The questions every operator asks.

No, the system prompt is assembled fresh from live account data and branches across seven distinct roles. A subcontractor literally cannot see another's data.

The context builder caps every list and hard-truncates at a token boundary ("…and 12 more"), so it never blows the budget.

It has a working callback-scheduling tool-use pattern, it can book a real callback in the CRM and confirm it back to you.

▸ KEEP EXPLORING

The other seven moving parts.

One assistant. Seven jobs. Always briefed on exactly what you need to know.

That's the AI Assistant. Book a walkthrough and ask it something as your own role.

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