AI and automation for field operations — with a named person on every write.

Not another chatbot seat

Buying licenses is not an AI operation. A skill is a written process with a connector, a draft, and a named approver. We wire models to the systems you already run — read-only first, narrow and permissioned — and keep a permanent human gate on every write to the system of record.

Where it lands

• Time, breaks, and GPS — exceptions to a supervisor
• Labor exceptions — overtime and coverage gaps before they post
• Fleet and fuel — after-hours use matched to the route
• Field reference — SOP and site answers, sourced not guessed
• Inspections and quality — deficiencies routed to close
• Safety and incidents — reported from the phone to a named manager
• Estimates and proposals — drafted from past jobs; a named person sends
• Work orders, project chase, assets, inventory
• Card receipts and materials matched to job
• Billing packets assembled; AP invoice read, PO match, routed for approval

Start with AP, not dispatch

Dispatch is political and fails in public. AP fails quietly — and the fix is visible immediately. Read the note: Start with accounts payable, not dispatch.

The gate stays on

One owner per workflow. If you cannot name the person before connecting the skill, you are not ready to connect it. See Method and Do not let the model write to the system of record.