Product overview

AZMUTHE does the work. You keep the sign-off.

It works in the accounts you gave it, and the finished thing lands in the channel where you asked.

One team for the whole business

It already knows your business

AZMUTHE is built for the company, not rented by the seat. Your front desk, your closer and your ops lead brief the same team, and it keeps what it learns. Week three is better than week one: you stop re-explaining the business, and the context stops living in one person's head.

Elena Rossi9:02 AM
@AZMUTHE what did we decide on the Kim water heater warranty?
AZMUTHEAppManager9:02 AM
You approved the 10-year on June 12 after Luis flagged the old unit. Mike's concern was the labour clause; the revised terms came in under the old ones. Summary attached.
PDFkim-warranty-summary.pdf2 pages · PDF
Access you control

It has its own logins, and only the ones you give it

You connect the tools your team already pays for, and AZMUTHE works in them the way a new hire would once you granted access. If something you use is missing, we build the connection during the build.

Connected · ServiceTitan · Google Calendar · QuickBooks · Twilio · Slack
AZMUTHEAppFront desk7:00 AM
New lead from the website form went into ServiceTitan as a job, booked to Tuesday 8 AM on the calendar, and the confirmation went out by text. Nothing for you to touch.
Standing work

The Monday report is in the channel before you open your laptop

Schedules, not reminders. Every morning: what came in, what booked, what needs you. Every Monday: the recovery report. Every Friday: the quotes still open and the two worth a call.

AZMUTHEAppManager7:00 AM
Overnight: 6 leads in, 6 conversations, 2 booked, 1 quote requested. One needs you: a commercial inquiry asking for a site visit this week.
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In
6
Talked
6
Booked
2
Needs you
1
Training that sticks

You show it once

Train AZMUTHE the way you'd train a new hire: walk it through the job one time. It writes the procedure down where you can read and correct it. If the job should repeat, it proposes a schedule and leaves it paused until you approve.

AZMUTHEAppManager11:12 AM
I turned Friday's walkthrough into a procedure: end-of-day invoice check. I've drafted it to run Fridays at 4 PM. It stays paused until someone approves it.
Schedule: invoice check · Fridays 4 PM
Paused. Nothing runs until approved.
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The nine

Nine specialists. One team.

Not one chatbot doing everything badly. A team of focused agents, each great at one job, working together around the clock.

AI Assistant
Front desk

Gets back: Leads that rang out, texted in after hours, or filled out a form at midnight.

The moment a lead calls, texts or fills out a form, even at 11 PM, it answers in seconds, qualifies them, handles objections and books the job straight to your calendar.

AI Employee
Outbound

Gets back: Past customers, dead leads, and every quote that went quiet.

It mines your old database and quietly re-books past customers: reactivations, follow-ups and quote chases that turn a cold list back into work on the calendar.

AI Manager
Orchestration & reporting

Gets back: Your attention. It reads the numbers so you don't have to go looking.

It runs the whole team and reads the numbers back to you. Every morning you get a plain-English brief: what came in, what's booked, what needs you.

Closer
Sales

Gets back: Deals that stalled after the estimate and were quietly written off.

It works your open deals like a great salesperson: handles objections, follows up until there's a decision, and asks for the sale.

Remedy
Customer support

Gets back: Repeat business lost to a question nobody answered fast enough.

It answers your customers 24/7 in your brand voice, pulling from your FAQs and policies, and hands off to a human only when it truly needs to.

Echo
Social media

Gets back: Attention you're already earning but not posting about.

It turns your jobs, reviews and offers into on-brand content on a steady calendar, and answers the comments and DMs that come back.

Spark
Marketing

Gets back: Budget stuck on a dead angle.

It writes the ad and email copy, launches across Google and Meta, tests continuously instead of set-once, and pushes the leads it generates straight into your front desk.

Summit
SEO

Gets back: Demand already searching for you that a competitor is currently catching.

The only agent whose work compounds: organic leads keep arriving after you stop paying for them, which lowers your blended cost per lead.

Ledger
Finance

Gets back: Margin sliding on a service you still sell.

It reads your money and advises: revenue, margin, where every ad dollar went, and what to change. It never moves a cent. Read-only, always.

One build. The output of a front office.

AZMUTHE works nights, remembers every conversation and plugs into the tools you already run. Custom-built, scoped to your business, live in 7–14 days.

Bring three numbers to the call
  • Last month's lead count
  • Your best guess at how many got a conversation
  • Your average ticket

We run the recovery figure live, at your close rate, and tell you honestly whether it fits. 30 minutes. No deck.

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