Which agents
The set that sector needs, installed together, rather than choosing from 24 on a blank account.
Kits
A Kit is a saved configuration taken off a business that already works: which agents are installed, in what words, on what schedule, at what price. Applying it sets a new client up in one submit.
The set that sector needs, installed together, rather than choosing from 24 on a blank account.
The chase wording and house voice that already work on that kind of customer.
Working hours and chase timing that suit the trade, not a generic default.
The rate card and package, checked against real cost before it can be saved.
Capturing a Kit from a working business takes its wording, its agents, its hours and its rules, and not one contact, invoice, document or case. That is enforced by building the Kit from a fixed list of fields rather than by copying a record and deleting the awkward parts. A Kit taken from an accountant and applied to a cleaning firm that carried the accountant’s client list would be a data breach with a friendly name.
If a business already has its own wording for a step, the Kit leaves it alone and says so. A default may fill a blank; only a person may change what a person wrote.
Everything a Kit sets is editable the moment it lands.