Ask Your Business Anything

Knows your business

Every quote, job, person, hour and dollar in one place — not as a dashboard bolted over five systems, but because it's all the same set of records underneath.

That's the unglamorous part and it's the part everything else depends on. Nothing above this layer works if the data underneath is three copies in mild disagreement.

Tells you what matters

You can ask it anything, in plain language, and get an answer from live job data. Which jobs are running behind. Who's free Thursday. What we quoted on a rebuild last year and what it actually cost us.

No report to build first, no export to a spreadsheet, no waiting on somebody who knows how the reporting works.

It also works the other way around. It flags what needs attention before you've thought to ask — the job drifting over on hours, the variations sitting unapproved and quietly blocking an invoice.

Does the busywork

Triages the email. Creates the jobs. Processes the invoices. Produces the documents.

This is the part that surprises people, because it's the work everyone assumes is just the cost of running a business. It isn't. It's the work a system should have been doing all along, and it's usually being done by someone whose time is worth considerably more.

Built for businesses that run jobs

embrace is built for businesses that run jobs, teams and paperwork — construction and field service first, because that's where the operational complexity is highest and the software has served people worst.

These businesses have been badly served by tools built for selling products, and badly served again by tools built for office project work that has never met a wet week or a variation.

If your business is growing and your systems aren't keeping up, that's the conversation. Twenty minutes on your own numbers will tell you more than anything I can write here.