This is a night on the platform what happens, in order, from the first radar echo to a paid job. Example data throughout; the sequence is exactly what your account does.
The radar feed flags a 1.75-inch swath over your service area and drafts a campaign for the streets inside it. Nothing runs until you say so.
One tap in the cockpit. Homeowners in the swath see your company your logo, your license number. Our name appears nowhere.
A homeowner types her address. Satellite imagery measures the roof and prices it three ways in about 30 seconds no ladder, no waiting for a callback.
The calendar shows your real availability; she picks Saturday 9:00 AM. Her consent is recorded word-for-word before any text goes out litigation-grade, retrievable in seconds.
Texts and crew photos on the record, contract e-signed in two taps, crew clocked in on site, and a live tracker the homeowner watches like a pizza order.
Every appointment traces back to the campaign that made it. The report shows spend, booked inspections, and signed work receipts, not vibes.
Six questions, about a minute then we walk you through the platform on real screens.