Enquiries the same day
Whoever asks in the evening has an answer with a proposed date in the morning, not in a week.
Solutions
AI for the trades.
In short
Agentiq gives trades businesses an office that is always staffed: digital staff answer enquiries, ask for the details needed for a quote, set site visits, follow up and order receipts. The master approves quote and price. Every message is labelled as AI, the operation runs in the EU and is hosted in Germany. Roofers, scaffolders and clearance firms are among the first businesses working with Agentiq.
The difference
What is different at Agentiq.
Quotes prepared
The digital employee collects measurements, photos and wishes. You check and approve the price.
Follow-up without a list
Open quotes are chased by your rules. What accepts becomes a job.
Receipts and invoices in order
Delivery notes and invoices land where your accountant finds them.
Who it is for
When this fits.
- 01Businesses with a one-person office
Usually the owner, after hours.
- 02Trades with many enquiries
Roofing, scaffolding, plumbing, electrics, clearance, removals: many first contacts, clear questions.
- 03Businesses that want to grow
Take on more jobs without looking for office staff.
The way in
How it begins.
- 01The conversation
About 25 minutes about your business, in your words. No forms.
- 02The first draft
Departments, roles and first jobs, built from the conversation. You approve.
- 03The operation
It runs. What matters waits for you. The rest gets done, and you see everything.
Questions
What people ask.
Does the AI calculate quotes?
It prepares them: collects details, asks follow-up questions, fills your template. The master approves price and quote.
What about the phone?
Digital staff can take calls, labelled as AI. What was discussed stands as a job in your office.
Do I need new software?
No. Agentiq works with your inbox, calendar and the tools you already use.
How does it start?
With a conversation of about 25 minutes about your business. From it comes the first draft, which you approve.
Should your company do this on its own?
Describe in five minutes what keeps piling up. We answer in writing and with a proposed date.
