The busywork, handled without you.
Quote follow-ups, booking confirmations, reminders, invoice sends and weekly reports. Wired together so the work happens whether or not somebody remembers.
Nobody has to remember. That is the entire point.
What gets automated.
Most lost revenue in a service business is not a lost argument, it is a message nobody sent. The quote that never got a second touch. The confirmation that went out late. The invoice sitting in a drafts folder.
Automation fixes the dull, repeatable part of that: a defined trigger, a defined message, every time, without a person holding it in their head.
We start with the two or three sequences that cost you the most and leave the judgment calls to your team, where they belong.
What you get.
Quotes that get a second touch
A quote sent today gets a polite follow-up on your schedule, and stops the moment the client replies or books.
- Timed sequences
- Stop-on-reply
- Personalized fields
Bookings confirmed instantly
Confirmation the moment a booking is made, with the details the client actually needs, plus a reminder before the date.
- Instant confirmation
- Reminders
- Calendar invites
Invoices that leave on time
Invoices generated and sent on a schedule, with reminders for what is still unpaid.
- Scheduled invoicing
- Payment reminders
- Receipts
A weekly email you will read
Leads, bookings and revenue summarized in plain language and delivered every Monday.
- Weekly summary
- Source tracking
- Simple charts
Getting a sequence live.
Map it
We write down what happens today, by hand, and where it breaks.
Draft the messages
You approve the wording before anything sends. It goes out in your voice.
Wire it up
The sequence is connected to your forms, email and calendar and tested end to end.
Watch one cycle
We monitor the first run together and adjust timing before stepping back.
Answered before you ask.
Will this make us sound like a robot?
Only if the messages are written like one. You approve every piece of wording before it sends, and the sequences stop the moment a real conversation starts.
Do we need new software for this?
Usually not. Most of it runs on the email, forms and calendar you already pay for.
What if we want to turn a sequence off?
Every sequence has an off switch and you have access to it. Nothing is locked away.
Can automation work with our existing website?
Yes: we can wire sequences to a site we did not build, as long as the forms can reach us.
Which message keeps getting sent late?
Email nick@sadikutech.com or call 346-244-1386. Replies come back within one business day.