Automation

Let the repetitive work run itself.

We find the admin that eats your week (answering the same inquiry, retyping details between apps, chasing documents) and automate it with tools you own, documented so your team can run it.

The problem

Small teams lose time in the gaps between apps.

Slow first replies

If you’re paying for leads, every hour before the first reply makes that lead less likely to book.

Double entry

The same name and address typed into a form, a spreadsheet, a CRM and an invoice.

Things fall through

No reminder, no owner, no follow-up, and no one notices until a customer complains.

What you get

Fixed scope. Fixed price.

Follow-Up Automation

Owners losing leads, or hours, to admin.

from $900after a $250 audit, credited to the build

Timeline Audit 1 week · build 2–3 weeks

  • Process map of your lead-to-invoice flow
  • Instant text/email replies to new leads
  • Lead pipeline set up in a free CRM
  • Reminders, quote and invoice handoffs
  • Written docs + a recorded walkthrough

Not included Tool subscriptions (billed to you, at cost), custom software.

Concept builds

What this looks like for a real kind of business.

Juniper LedgerConcept build

Juniper LedgerProfessional services · Larchmont VillageWebsite + Intake automation

A bookkeeping site that turns February inquiries into ready-to-prepare files.

Built on our Lead-Ready Website, $1,950

The part most studios skip

What happens after the click.

A good-looking site that sends inquiries to a forgotten inbox still loses the job. Every Webko site ships with the follow-up wired in.

  • 01Instant reply. Every inquiry gets a personal-sounding response within a minute.
  • 02Routed to you. A text or email lands with the details, so nothing waits for Monday.
  • 03A pipeline you can see. Each lead sits in a stage, with the ad or page it came from.

A follow-up setup, at 9:41 pm

  1. Ad click“water heater leaking”
  2. Quote form sent3 questions + a photo
  3. Instant reply“Thanks. Here’s what happens next.”
  4. Owner gets a textLead added to the pipeline
  5. BookedTomorrow, 8–10 am
Illustration of how a site and follow-up work together. Not client data.

Examples

Workflows we build most often.

  • Instant lead reply

    A new inquiry triggers a personal-sounding email or text within a minute, plus a text to you.

  • Lead pipeline

    Every inquiry lands in a CRM stage with its source, and anything untouched for a business day gets flagged.

  • Client intake

    A branching form, booking link and automatic document checklist replace twenty back-and-forth emails.

  • Appointment reminders

    Confirmation and day-before reminders by text or email cut no-shows without anyone remembering to send them.

  • Quote → invoice handoff

    An accepted quote creates the job, the invoice draft and the calendar hold in one step.

  • AI-assisted sorting

    Inquiries are summarized and tagged by service and urgency, with a human approving anything sent to a customer.

We work with common tools such as Zapier, Make, n8n, HubSpot, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and QuickBooks. We’re independent, with no affiliate deals with any of them.

What to expect

Week by week.

  1. Week 1

    Audit

    Two sessions with you and your team. You get a process map and a prioritized list of what to automate, with time saved estimated honestly.

  2. Weeks 2–3

    Build

    We build and test the top workflows in your accounts, with error alerts on every one.

  3. Week 4

    Handover

    Written documentation, a recorded walkthrough, and two weeks of fixes.

Questions

Before you ask.