Smart reminders
Quiet, well-timed nudges for the small commitments that fall through the cracks.
- Callback reminders
- Quote reminders
- Appointment reminders
- Overdue customer reminders
Controlled early-access beta · Roadmap
TradeAssist AI is starting with enquiry management, booking support, reminders, and human-supervised AI assistance. Over time, the goal is to reduce more of the mental load that trades and service businesses carry every day.
The long-term direction is not full autonomy. It is practical assistance — operational memory, follow-up consistency, organisation, and clearer communication — that helps businesses run more reliably with a human in charge.
The shipped product, in early-access beta:
Everything below this point is exploration, not shipped functionality.
These are the directions we are working through with early-access businesses. They are described as exploration, not commitments, and they all assume a human in charge of the decisions that matter.
Quiet, well-timed nudges for the small commitments that fall through the cracks.
See which quotes are still hanging, which leads have gone quiet, and when a gentle nudge is appropriate.
A pragmatic backstop for the calls you cannot pick up while you are on the tools.
Appointment history that survives across busy weeks — the kind of context a small team holds in its head.
When a customer comes back six months later, the previous job is right there — without scrolling through messages.
Annual jobs and repeat work that often quietly walk away from a business.
The other half of the day — picking up parts, chasing orders, paying invoices on time.
A clear view of what is outstanding, rather than a scattered list across phone, paper, and memory.
Talk into your phone on site, get structured notes that fit how you already work.
A short, accurate summary of a customer call — for your review, never sent without your say-so.
A single morning view of what matters today, instead of stitching it together yourself.
These are areas we are actively exploring based on real operational problems faced by trades and service businesses. Priorities may evolve over time based on customer feedback, safety, reliability, and practical usefulness.
We do not commit to dates, do not pre-sell features, and do not imply autonomy. Every assistance feature is designed to work alongside a human operator who reviews and approves the decisions that affect customers and bookings.
Early-access businesses tell us what is actually slowing their week down. Those conversations are what move the priorities below into the shipped product above.