Every industry gets the same three layers: a company chief of staff, specialist desks from the 30-desk catalog, and personal chiefs of staff for the owners. What changes is which desks the audit picks and what the money-question rule covers. Pick your industry.
Car dealerships
Chief of staff plus 22 desks. Price, trade value, credit and financing always to a person.
Gyms and studios
Five desks and two personal assistants. Trials booked, members kept, the coach supported.
Home services contractors
HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing. After-hours capture, estimate follow-up, dispatch, reviews. Quotes always confirmed by a person.
Short-term rental operators
Guest replies, check-in and checkout messages, cleaner scheduling, reviews on every platform, occupancy in the weekly report.
Field sales organizations
Recruiting, onboarding, rep activity roll-ups, order status, commission prep for a person to release, market-by-market reporting.
Med spas
Inquiries answered, consultations booked, reminders, waitlist fills, recall. Pricing and treatment questions always to staff.
Dental practices
New patient calls answered, recall and hygiene reminders, no-show recovery, reviews. Clinical questions always to the practice.
Auto repair shops
Appointment booking, status updates while the car is on the lift, service reminders, reviews. Estimates always from the shop.
Real estate teams
Lead reply, showing scheduling, long-term nurture, listing updates, transaction status. Pricing and offers always from the agent.
Landscape and outdoor lighting companies
Seasonal demand, estimate follow-up, crew scheduling, maintenance reminders, reviews after every install.
Not on the list? If your business has repeatable work and customers who need answers, there is a build for it. See the 30-desk catalog.
