Kits

A sector’s answers
to all of it at once.

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.

Which agents

The set that sector needs, installed together, rather than choosing from 24 on a blank account.

In what words

The chase wording and house voice that already work on that kind of customer.

On what schedule

Working hours and chase timing that suit the trade, not a generic default.

At what price

The rate card and package, checked against real cost before it can be saved.

Configuration travels. Data never does.

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.

Applying never overwrites a person

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.

A starting point, never a lock

Everything a Kit sets is editable the moment it lands.

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