Automation for the Trades

Stop paying people to do work
software should do.

We automate the repetitive office work that eats your day — follow-ups, job notes, invoices, customer messages, reporting, and everything in between.

Automation

Six Automations We Build for the Trades

We automate repetitive work that should not require a person. Each one runs on its own — and each one stops and gets a person when something needs judgment.

  1. 01Returns a missed call
  2. 02Follows up on quotes
  3. 03Chases unpaid invoices
  4. 04Asks for a referral and a Google review
  5. 05Writes up a technician’s job notes
  6. 06Sends you one email every morning

Every one of these runs in a live demo — ask to see any of them on your call.

See how they work

Field Service Software

Individual automations fix tasks. A platform fixes how the business operates.

Stop building yourself a job.
Start building a business.

Most trade businesses grow the same way. The owner gets good at the work, builds a reputation, hires a crew, keeps adding customers — and the business still runs through him. The calls, the schedule, the estimates, the job notes, the billing. Everything anyone has to ask you, because the real system is still in your head.

We build the system instead.

One system. Built for your business. Owned by your business.

Your workflow. Your system.

Built around your services, crews and process — not a vendor template with your logo on it.

The busywork disappears.

A request becomes a job. Field notes become billing. Follow-ups happen on their own.

Own what runs your business.

No per-user fees forever. It becomes infrastructure — and part of what the business is worth.

Field Service Software

Bringing the trades into the 21st century.

Smart software, built for the messy day-to-day of actually running a trade business.

A customer text message with a photo of a stuck sprinkler head, and a “Book a job from this” button beneath it.The same message thread, with an automatic confirmation sent back giving the job date and time window.The crew phone: job details with access notes, and the finish-job screen recording what the worker says out loud.The office review drawer: the crew’s spoken note translated to English, the original Spanish kept beside it, with photos and time on site.The invoice: the crew’s note above priced line items filled in from it, with a total.
  1. Customers don’t log in to a portal to schedule an appointment. They send a text and attach a photo.
  2. So texting is built in. Book the job straight from the text. The confirmation writes itself.
  3. Field workers are on the go. Navigate, start the job, say what you did — and get to the next one.
  4. The office doesn’t chase the truck. His words in English, the photographs, and how long he was really there.
  5. Nobody retypes the job to bill it. His spoken words become priced line items. Click, send, get paid.

Ownership

Rent it forever, or own it once.

Automations take the repetitive work off your desk. The platform is the whole system your business runs on — and you own it, instead of renting it from somebody else forever.

Success Story

He built a business.
He never built a system.

Pete grew past six hundred customers while the company still depended on his phone, his memory, and an office assistant chasing details at seven in the evening.

See how Make It Rain works
  • 600+customers
  • 1owner holding it together
  • 0systems

Before

Samsung phone. Calendar. Notes. Memory.

With the system

Start the jobTalk into the phoneFinish the job

So the business doesn’t have to live in the owner’s head.

The Person You’re Hiring

A Technology Guy Who Answers the Phone.

I’m Chris Hobbick. I’ve spent more than 20 years fixing the systems businesses actually depend on. You get me — not a salesperson, an account manager, or a rotating support queue. I’ll tell you what is broken, what it is costing, and what I would fix first.

Where does the work get stuck? That’s always my first question.

Chris Hobbick