Boatwork Assist · Day in the life · scheduling & logistics
The calendar runs itself — and everyone shows up.
Books jobs into the right window, confirms appointments, and reminds customers the day before.
Hi Dan — our tech will be at your slip (Dock C, #14) tomorrow at 8:30 AM for the bottom clean and zinc swap.
Reply “yes” and you’re set; need a different time and I’ll move it.
— Reed, Reef & Keel Marine
Low-risk confirmations can go on their own — you set the line.
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See another agent at work.
A lead never sits unanswered again.
Answers every lead in minutes, qualifies it, sends the quote, and keeps following up until it closes.
See the dayYour business shows up online — every week, without you.
Plans the week’s posts in your voice, publishes to Facebook, Instagram & LinkedIn, and replies to reviews.
See the dayEvery buyer gets a showing on the books — fast.
Fields showing requests, proposes times against the calendar, confirms the viewing, and follows up after.
See the dayFrom “what’ll it cost?” to a booked job.
Turns a “what’ll it cost?” into a clean estimate, sends it, and books the job once it’s approved.
See the dayInvoices go out on time. Payment gets chased. You see what each job made.
Builds invoices the day a job wraps, chases what’s unpaid, and shows what each job actually made.
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