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The cheapest work you will ever sell

A quote that goes unanswered is not a no. It is usually a customer who meant to reply. Following up is the highest-return thing a company this size can do, and it is also the first thing to get dropped on a busy week.

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Automations

Things that should happen without you remembering

Live
  • Estimate sent and not opened in 3 daysNudge the customer, once
  • Estimate acceptedRaise the invoice and queue the work items
  • Job completedAsk for a review
Live rules, a builder, AI custom rules, customer flags and run history

The builder carries its own test engine, so a rule is fired against a real record before it is pointed at your customers.

Review requests

Asked for at the moment the job is still fresh

Marketing
Requested 24 This month
Left a review 11 46%
Sent when the work finishes, not three weeks later

To people you have already done work for. We do not cold email and we do not sell you a tool for it.

Drawn from the automations rail — Live, Builder, AI Custom Rules, Customer Flags and History — and the review-requests surface.

Unanswered quotes get chased

Automatically, on a schedule, without you keeping a mental list of who has not come back to you.

Reviews asked for at the right moment

A review request right after a job is finished converts. One sent three weeks later does not. It goes out when the job closes.

Your existing customers, again

The people who already paid you once are the cheapest work available. Campaigns go to the customers already on your records — seasonal reminders, the other side of the house, the property they bought.

What we do not do

We do not cold email strangers and the system is not built to. Everything here goes to people who asked you for a quote or hired you.

Questions

Is this cold outreach?

No. Follow-up and campaigns go to your own leads and past customers — people who contacted you or hired you. There is no cold email in Aerys.

Can I turn the automatic follow-up off?

Yes, per sequence.

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