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The problem

Right now, you are the integration

You are the one jumping from the job sheet to the inbox to the diary, carrying information between them, remembering what happened and fixing what broke. Datify does the carrying — one operative chasing new work, one on the phones, one chasing money, all at once.

Job & quote recordsconnected
Gmailconnected
WhatsApp Businessconnected
Accountingadd

It works in the systems you already pay for

Connect once and an operative uses your job software, inbox, diary and phone line the way your office manager does — no migration, no rip-and-replace.

Friday close-outEVERY FRI · 16:00
Invoice every completed job
Chase anything over 30 days
Send the week's numbers to your phone

Show it once. It keeps the routine.

Walk an operative through how you do end-of-month once. It writes the routine down, runs it on the day, and asks before anything leaves the building.

The Harknesses never pick up the phone. I used WhatsApp and got a yes in four minutes.
Noted: landlord jobs get the 48-hour certificate wording, not the standard one.
Remembered, in what it knows about you

It gets better the longer you keep it

Every correction sticks. Your pricing, your tone, the customers who only ever answer on WhatsApp — it remembers, so you stop repeating yourself.

Invoice raised

Operatives hand work to each other

A booking made on the phones lands in the diary, the engineer gets the job sheet, the invoice follows on completion. You approve the outcome, not four separate steps.

Operatives

Give each operative a job

Reception picks up what you miss, answers what it can from your job history, and books the ones worth booking — straight into a real gap in the diary.

ReceptionTUE · 11:41
Missed call from a landlord in Didsbury while you were under a floor. I answered.
Urgent job, no one has been out, tenant on site. Three properties on his books — none of them ours yet.
Only real gap today is 16:30. Hold it for him?
yes, and quote him for the other two
Booked 16:30, address and access notes on the job sheet. Quote for the other two properties is drafted — I'll hold it until you've read it.
Message Reception
Set it up

The person who does the job sets it up

If you can show a new starter how the job gets done, you can set this up. Talk it through once, in your own words. Nothing to build and nobody to hire.

Just describe the job
Runs on a schedule
Works in your software
Remembers how you work
Nothing sends without your yes
Tells you what really happened
Ask it from WhatsApp
Your data stays yours
PaperworkRuns every Monday at 07:00
MS
how are this month's renewals looking? anything at risk?
Thirty-one expire this month. Twenty-two are on a plan and rebook themselves. These four are the ones at risk:
Customer
Job
Expires
Cover
Value
J. Harkness
Annual service
14 Mar
No plan
£96
Fairfield Lettings
Service · 3 properties
18 Mar
On plan
£288
M. Dhillon
Boiler service
21 Mar
No plan
£96
Ashworth & Co
Service · 2 properties
24 Mar
No plan
£192
Quote all fourShow me the other 27
The brain

It doesn’t see records. It sees your business.

Not “J. Harkness = a customer.” The job you did for him, what he was quoted, what he paid, when he last picked up the phone — and what your business says should happen next. That is why the plan is right first time.

Every action written down, permanently
Your limits are built in, not suggested
Your data is yours — take it any time
Business brainupdated 4s ago
0
Jobs
0
Customers
0
Certificates
0
Invoices
38 customers were quoted and never followed up. 214 more have not booked in over a year. Average job value £118.
What it did about it
Reminder sent · J. Harkness2m
Booked · Tue 09:004m
Record updated · 41 jobs6m
Held for approval · 2 quotes9m
Datifyonline
what's outstanding on the Ashworth job
Two invoices, £1,840. The February one is 46 days over and he's ignored two emails. He does reply on WhatsApp though.
chase him there then, keep it friendly
Drafted. Reads like you, not like a debt letter. Say the word and it goes.
Drafts3 waiting
You\u2019re due your annual service — Tuesday or Thursday?
to j.harkness@ · drafted by Paperwork · held for you
Hi Joan — your annual service and certificate are due on the 14th. I have Tuesday at 09:00 or Thursday at 14:00 free. Reply with either and I'll confirm it. Same price as last year, £96.
Approve & sendEdit first2 of 312
#ops
Sam 08:12
are we covered for Friday's callouts?
DiaryOperative08:12
Two engineers on, eleven jobs booked. That's tight after 15:00 — I can move three non-urgent services to Monday and message those customers.
Wherever you are

You shouldn't need a desk to run your business

Ask a question from your phone, read a draft in your inbox, reply in Slack. Same answers wherever you are — and the same check with you before anything actually goes out.

The non-negotiable

If it says it sent 340, it sent 340.

“I sent 340” means 340 were sent. Or it says “336 sent, 4 failed — no valid email.” Never just “Done.” Every item carries its own state and its own reason, and a failure is never quietly dropped.

Every action written down, permanently
If it stops halfway it picks up where it left off
You are never charged for something that failed
Run reportPaperwork · 18m 04s
291 of 294 done. 3 didn't go.
291 sent3 failed0 skipped
P. WhitlockNo email on the recordAdd one
Kestrel PlumbingMailbox bouncedRetry
M. OseiOn your do-not-contact listLeave it
Charged for 291. The three failures cost nothing.

Start with the job you already know you're behind on.

Connect one system, name one job, and read the plan before you spend a credit. If the plan is wrong, you've lost five minutes.

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