Yes. An AMTECH AI employee plugs into everything your business runs, such as Jobber, QuickBooks, Gmail, Google Calendar, Stripe and the forms on your website, and builds its own connection to anything else, with a custom setup where your business needs one.
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Working step by step
Connecting: Your businessNine tools connected, no password shared.
We run everything in Jobber. Can you work in it?
Yes. Jobber lets you add users, so I asked for a seat of my own. You signed in on Jobber's own screen, and this morning's requests are read. The receipt below shows what I can see and change.
Every action in Jobber from now on leaves a receipt like this one.
Assumed: your crews keep using Jobber's app as they do nowChecked: one real request, read from start to end
Can you read our books? Everything is in QuickBooks Online.
Yes. QuickBooks asks the owner to agree, so its consent screen is ready for you. Below is what it will share, in plain words, before you say yes.
Assumed: you bill from the items already in your booksChecked: the consent screen asks only for what is listed
Our dispatch board is an old program a friend wrote. Nothing connects to it.
Builder looked at it. The board emails a job list every morning and can export a spreadsheet, so Builder made a connection from those. Yesterday's jobs are below, read from it.
| Job | Crew | Street | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gutter cleaning | Crew A | Maple Court | Done |
| Roof repair | Crew B | Elm Street | Done |
| Estimate visit | Office | Harbor View | Booked |
Assumed: the board sends its email every morningChecked: yesterday's list against the export
Tell your employee in one sentence what you run, the way you would tell a new office manager: we quote in Jobber, we invoice from QuickBooks, and the leads come in through the website.
Where the software has users, your employee asks for one of its own, so its work is signed with its name and you can see exactly what it touched.
Where Google, QuickBooks or Stripe asks the owner to agree, your employee opens that screen and says in plain words what it will read and what it will write.
Your employee proves the connection on real work, such as this morning's lead or yesterday's unpaid invoice, then keeps working in that system every day and gets better at it every week.
On a call with Ben, your employee asks which systems you run and connects the first one while you watch.
It still connects. Builder, the teammate that makes software, builds the connection where none exists. Anything that sends an email, has a sign-in, or posts a notice when something changes can reach your employee, and where a system has none of those, it works from the exports you already make.
Yes. On day one it plugs into what you run so nothing changes for your crews, and from there it can do the whole job of a scheduling, quoting or follow-up subscription itself, with a custom setup built around how your business works. You decide which subscriptions to cancel.
Yes. Each seat your employee holds is a user you can see in that system's own settings, and removing it there ends its access at once.
No. You describe your business in words and approve the screens that ask for your consent, and your employee does the rest and tells you when each connection works.
Name your business and book a call. Your agents answer by doing the first piece of the work on it.
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