Automated review requests for tradespeople
You finish the job, they say “brilliant, thanks” — and never write the review. A friendly text that evening catches the moment before it fades.
The moment a job wraps up, your Autopilot sends the customer a short, friendly ask with one tap straight to your Google review page. The people who love your work finally say so where the next customer can see it — and you never have to ask awkwardly again.
A finished job becomes public proof for tradespeople
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The job wraps up
Invoice paid, appointment completed, keys handed back — whatever “done” looks like in your tools, the Autopilot spots it.
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A friendly ask, at the right moment
That evening the customer gets a short text or email in your voice, with one tap straight to your Google review page. No forms, no friction.
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Proof builds while you work
Reviews and replies are logged, nobody is asked twice, and the trail grows — the kind of proof that quietly sells the next job for you.
Hands-off for you — never out of your hands
Nothing takes off without you
You approve the plan and the build before anything touches your business — nothing goes live until you sign it off.
It hands control back when unsure
If it’s unsure, it hands the decision to a person rather than guessing.
It frees your team, doesn’t replace it
AI handles the busywork; your people handle the judgement and the relationships.
Guides on exactly this
Plain-English reads on how it works, what it costs, and where to start — before you commit to anything.
Every step, on the record.
Every aircraft carries a black box that records the whole flight — it’s what investigators trust. Your Autopilot has one too: every action logged, backed up and reversible. Handing work to a machine never means losing sight of it.
- Every action, loggedEach step the Autopilot takes is written down with a timestamp — a full flight record you can read.
- Backed up before it actsNothing changes without a backup first. Your data’s previous state is always saved.
- Undo anythingA restore point on every step means any action can be rolled back — nothing is ever one-way.
- 08:59:14Autopilot · engagedsession opened
- 09:41:02invoice #1183 · reminder sentbackup written
- 09:41:57enquiry “Priya K.” · replied + bookedlogged
- 09:42:10Monday report · delivered to 3 inboxeslogged
- 09:43:33duplicate contact · mergedrestore point saved
Questions from tradespeople
Yes — asking customers for reviews is fine. What Google’s rules don’t allow is cherry-picking who you ask (“review gating”), so we don’t build it that way: everyone who’s had the work gets the same friendly ask, and every review is real.
Get started
Let the busywork run itself.
Tell us what you want to automate. You get a free plan and a fixed quote to approve — before anything gets built.
Free plan & quote · No obligation