The short answer
An AI agent that has read your business — your pricing, your service history, your warranty terms, your procedures, the answers your best employee gives — and responds from that material rather than from the open internet. Not a chatbot with your logo on it. One build, two jobs: it answers for your team inside the business, and for your customers on your website.
What you get
- An agent built on your own material — price lists, service procedures, warranty terms, past job notes, the answers your best employee gives.
- An internal version for your team. A new tech asks what the standard charge is on a repair, which supplier you use, or how you handled this exact situation two years ago, and gets the answer in seconds instead of calling you.
- A customer-facing version on your website, answering with the accuracy of someone who has worked for you ten years, because it reads the same material your team reads.
- Handoff rules, so anything it should not answer comes straight to you instead of being guessed at.
- A way to keep feeding it, so it gets more useful every month rather than going stale.
Who this is for
Owners who have become the bottleneck — the person everyone calls when they need an answer the business already has. It matters most where the knowledge lives in one or two people’s heads, training a new hire takes months, and the same questions arrive every week.
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Questions owners ask
How is this different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT answers from the open internet. Your agent answers from your material — your prices, your procedures, your policies. It knows what your business charges, not what businesses generally charge.
Is this just a chatbot?
A chatbot follows a script someone configured in advance. An agent reads your source material and answers from it, which means it handles questions nobody thought to script.
What do you need from me to build it?
The material your business already has: price lists, service procedures, warranty terms, FAQs, past job notes. Most owners have far more of this than they think — it is just scattered across documents, inboxes and one or two people’s memories.
Can my team and my customers use the same agent?
Yes. One build, two doors. The internal version answers your team freely. The customer-facing one is scoped to what you want public.
What happens when my prices or procedures change?
You update the source material and the agent updates with it. That is the point of building it on your own content instead of hard-coding answers.
Who owns it?
You do. It is built out of your business, it gets more useful every month you add to it, and no competitor can copy it, because they do not have your material.
Lisa has helped me with three transitions in my business: changing from hourly to fixed pricing, developing a new product, and restructuring my costs. She is one of the most naturally creative consultants I have ever seen and takes incredibly seriously the idea of delivering more value than she takes. I highly, highly recommend.
Miles VethCEO, Veth Group
Next step
Find out what your business already knows — and what it costs you to be the only one who knows it.
Twenty minutes on the phone. We look at where the same questions keep landing on you, and what an agent trained on your own material would take off your plate.
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