After-hours script
Write a short after-hours phone script for a [TYPE] business in [CITY], Alberta.
Ask: name, phone, what they need, urgency, best callback time.
Under 40 seconds. Friendly. Promise a human will confirm.
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Who this is for
Built for real Alberta operators — not a generic tech brochure.
Service shops
Retail
Clinics
Home services
Food businesses
Solo operators
Owner playbook (no tech degree)
Four moves that pay for themselves before any big software buy.
1
Stop missing leads
After-hours and busy-hour capture before fancy automation.
2
Same-day quotes
Draft from notes. You still set the price.
3
Follow up once
A polite chase beats hoping they remember you.
4
Protect your name
Review replies and clear policies in plain English.
Missed-call money leak tool
Rough planning numbers only — not financial advice.
Potential monthly leak
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Before / after
Interactive demo: messy notes become a clean draft. AI helps — you still approve.
client called thrice?? need quote asap
site wet / access weird
maybe 2 guys 1 day?
parts ???
told them Friday maybe
QUOTE DRAFT (human prices still required)
Scope: Site visit + labour for [job] at [address]
Access notes: Wet site — confirm staging
Crew assumption: 2 techs × 1 day (confirm)
Parts: TBD after inspection — listed as allowance [PRICE]
Promise: Written quote by Friday 3pm if site access granted
Exclusions: [list] · Not a fixed bid until parts confirmed
Free AI commands
Copy → paste into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, or Gemini → change the brackets → you approve the result. Save favorites, share, or print.
Quote follow-up
Write a short text + email follow-up for a quote I sent [X] days ago.
Business: [TYPE]
Job: [ONE LINE]
Tone: friendly, not pushy. Offer to adjust scope if budget is tight.
Review reply
Write a short public reply to this review for a [TYPE] business.
Review: [PASTE]
If negative: own it, invite offline fix, do not argue. Keep it human.
Simple policy draft
Draft a plain-English [cancellation/deposit/warranty] policy for a small Alberta business.
Audience: customers. Short bullets. Fair tone. Flag anything I should verify with a professional.
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Valuable takes
Short principles that save months of trial and error.
Busy is not a strategy
If growth dies in voicemail, fix the phone before buying another dashboard.
One prompt notebook wins
Save your best AI commands. Seasonal staff can copy them without a training seminar.
Free tools first, paid second
Use free commands this week. Buy systems only when a leak is proven.
Quick check
One interactive question. No score pressure.
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