Map the source records
Identify where quote requests, project status, invoice status, purchase order details, and customer records live today.
For a hardware, doors, specialties, installation, and service business, the first useful agents should not replace the team. They should turn scattered requests, project updates, billing status, and quote context into reviewed, standard formats.
The agent prepares the research, qualification, and next-step draft. A human approves before anything goes to a customer or sales queue.
Build a reviewed intake agent that researches the company, classifies the request, extracts quote requirements, flags missing fields, and writes the handoff in a standard format. reviewed intake agent
Build a project tracking brief that turns approved project data into status summaries, blockers, next actions, missing documents, and exception lists. project tracking brief
Build a billing tracker that reconciles approved invoice exports, project references, payment status, and missing billing fields into an exception queue. billing tracker
These workflows can begin with read-only exports, website data, approved documents, and human-reviewed queues. The actual accounting, CRM, estimating, and project systems should be confirmed before deeper automation.
Identify where quote requests, project status, invoice status, purchase order details, and customer records live today.
Use exports, inboxes, approved documents, and website analytics for the pilot where possible, then check maintained connectors for confirmed systems.
WordPress, WooCommerce, and Google Analytics have public API paths. Project, CRM, ERP, and accounting access should be verified before any deeper build.