The Salesperson
The quote drafted from the last job like it, the follow-up ready on the day they said, the pipeline up to date.
THE SORT · FOR A COMPANY OF TEN TO FIFTY PEOPLE
An assistant on each person’s computer, inside the programs they already use, takes the chasing, the typing and the report that eats Friday. They do the half that needs them. One person first, in your office, on real work inside thirty days.
Book the LookIt reads what they read: the inbox, the job file, the spreadsheet, the price list.
The quote drafted from the last job like it, the follow-up ready on the day they said, the pipeline up to date.
Supplier quotes side by side, every order tracked to the door, the price list kept current.
The overdue list each morning with the reminder drafted, and the accounts matched to the jobs.
A problem on the floor written up with the photo, ready to send. The job sheet updated as the work moves.
The Friday report and the cash position, built from the records you already keep, in the inbox before the day starts.
Every certificate and test record filed where the audit will look, the day it is made.
Two evenings over video with you and the people who do the work. By the second one we know who goes first and which three jobs their assistant takes on. That evening ends with one of those jobs done for real, from records you send us, in their inbox that night. Inside two weeks you hold one document: the person, the three jobs, what those jobs take out of their week in their own words, and what the assistant costs to run.
The Look names the first person and their three jobs, or you get the $2,500 back.
The first assistant, beside the person the Look named. You get:
The Look sets the exact price, and the $2,500 comes off it.
Paid in stages. The last stage is paid after thirty days on real work, and only if the person it sits beside says they would keep it.
One monthly fee, set at the end of the Look, keeps the first assistant running and adds the next person. Cancel any month.
Say yes and inside 24 hours you have the invite for the first evening, a one-page list of what to have ready, and the invoice for the Look.
Book the LookTwo Looks a month. Evenings are all two of us have.