760+ branches. Thousands of trucks. Millions of contractor calls a year. The same AI that talks to homeowners at an end cap can answer the order desk, query the warehouse, assist the fleet — and see demand coming before the order does. Not everything at once: pick one lane, prove it, expand.
Each of these is a scoped, standalone engagement — built on the same production AI stack that runs the end cap and the measurement engine. Credible pieces, honestly framed: these are integrations to build with your systems, not magic already sitting on a shelf.
Contractors text or call an AI that knows inventory, pricing, and delivery windows — and answers at 5 AM when the crew is loading up, not just during counter hours. Orders confirmed, humans looped in on exceptions. Voice AI answering live business calls is what our platform already does all day.
Natural-language questions over WMS data: "What's sitting over 90 days in Tampa?" "Which SKUs short-shipped last week?" Ops managers get answers in seconds instead of waiting on a report queue. Read-only queries first — trust before automation.
Drivers and dispatch talk to an assistant that handles delivery confirmations, route questions, and customer ETAs hands-free. Fewer radio calls to the branch, cleaner delivery records, happier contractors on job sites.
This one is unique to us: we literally see which roofs are being measured, where, before the material order exists. Contractors pull reports days or weeks ahead of buying. Aggregated by market, that's a leading demand indicator across 760 branches — forecasting gold for stocking, staffing, and pricing.
The honest lane: we sit with branch managers and ops leads, find the ten most repetitive hours in their week, and automate them one at a time — quoting follow-ups, credit-app chasing, will-call notifications, whatever the branch actually bleeds time on. Small wins, shipped weekly, compounding across the network.
The end cap sells installs to homeowners. The measurement engine arms SRS contractors. The distribution layer runs the back of the house. Same team, same production AI stack, one relationship — and each program feeds the others: end-cap installs order materials, measured roofs signal demand, and the order desk catches it all.
Order desk at one branch, warehouse queries for one region, or the demand-signal feed as a data pilot — scoped small, measured hard, expanded only when the numbers say so.