Cleaning
A cleaning company lives on volume: many small jobs, many calls, many reschedules. Every missed call and every reschedule done by hand can send a client to the next company on the list.
A working day
Illustration of a typical day in this industry, not a client’s.
- 06:50Three crews load the vans. Today’s plan is a photo of the whiteboard in the WhatsApp group.
- 08:30A regular client asks on Messenger to move today’s clean to tomorrow. The owner is driving and replies with a thumbs up.
- 11:05A new caller wants a price for an end-of-tenancy clean of a two-room flat. The owner is at an office client, dealing with a complaint. Voicemail.
- 14:20Crew two arrives at the regular client’s door. Nobody is home, the key is at the office, and the move never reached the whiteboard.
- +1The end-of-tenancy caller has booked a company that gave a price on the first call. The moved clean is in nobody’s plan.
Where clients slip away
Reschedules that live in three places
A move asked for on Messenger, confirmed by SMS and missing from the whiteboard ends with a crew at a locked door. With one client record holding the calendar, the key number and the alarm code, the change is made once and the crew’s plan updates itself.
The price question at 11:00
Cleaning is priced by square metres, rooms and frequency, which is exactly the kind of question a voice agent can answer. It picks up while you are on site, quotes from your own rate table and books the first visit before the caller tries the next company.
Regular clients who drift away
A client who cancels twice in a row is drifting, and nobody notices until the monthly invoices shrink. Automated reminders go out before each visit and flag the client who has gone quiet, so you can call while they are still yours.
What fits, in the order to build it
- AI voice agentsAnswers every call, day and night, and books the job into your calendar.
- Client data and operationsOne up-to-date record per client, with calendars and tasks that update themselves.
- Proposals and quotingA priced, branded proposal with e-signature, sent while the client is still deciding.
- Web designWebsites that load fast on a phone and send every enquiry to your calendar and inbox.
- Paid advertisingGoogle and Meta campaigns measured in calls and enquiries, with every euro accounted for.
- SEOPeople searching for what you do find you, without you paying for every visit.
What an assistant looks for
Asked for a cleaner in a city, assistants tend to name companies whose pages give a price basis and an area, and skip those that list only a phone number.
See what AI says about your businessQuestions from this industry
Our clients write on Messenger late in the evening. Can a system answer there?
Usually, and we confirm it during the audit before anything is built. The assistant reads the message, moves the visit in the calendar and confirms in the same conversation. A complaint or a price dispute goes to you with the whole conversation attached.
Can an agent give a price without seeing the flat?
It prices the way you do on the phone: square metres, rooms, frequency, and whether windows, oven and balcony are included. The price is given as a range from your own rate table, and the first visit confirms it.
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Tell us where you lose clients.
We reply with what we would fix first and a firm price in writing. No sales presentation, and no call you did not ask for.