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One operating system for the leads, customers, conversations, jobs, payments, and follow-through that keep a service business moving.

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Founder-led implementation

Map the workflow before launch.

Founder-led beta onboarding maps current handoffs, confirms provider ownership and consent, reviews customer-facing work, and records what can be measured.

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Inactive draft

Preview only — no customer will be contacted

Requires review
triggerNew website lead
actionNotify owner
waitWait for reply
conditionStop when the lead replies
Readiness dependenciesSMS provider readinessService SMS consent

Implementation method

Four gates before activation.

Each stage names the work, the visible tenant state, and the boundary that must clear before the next step.

  1. 01

    Map the workflow

    What happens
    Document lead sources, ownership, services, stages, calendars, jobs, money steps, and follow-through.
    What your team sees
    Your team sees a written workflow scope with named owners, exceptions, and next actions.
    What must be ready
    Business rules, service details, team responsibilities, and the smallest useful launch must be confirmed.
  2. 02

    Connect and confirm

    What happens
    Connect approved accounts and verify ownership, permissions, consent rules, imports, billing, and channel readiness.
    What your team sees
    Your team sees each provider as connected, waiting, or not ready, with the responsible owner recorded.
    What must be ready
    Account owners complete identity checks, access grants, messaging registration, and provider-specific approvals.
  3. 03

    Review before launch

    What happens
    Inspect pages, messages, routing, automations, voice behavior, handoffs, and failure states before activation.
    What your team sees
    Your team sees inactive drafts, required confirmations, test records, and open readiness dependencies.
    What must be ready
    Customer-facing copy, consent behavior, human takeover, exception ownership, and end-to-end tests must be approved.
  4. 04

    Measure the change

    What happens
    Record the baseline, event definitions, denominator, observation window, attribution context, and known confounders.
    What your team sees
    Your team sees observable source, response, pipeline, job, invoice, payment, review, and attribution events.
    What must be ready
    The team must agree on what is counted, which records qualify, and which outside factors will be disclosed.
Messaging readiness

Carrier review sets its own pace.

A2P messaging registration commonly takes days after accurate business information, consent paths, and campaign details are submitted; carrier review is outside RunBright control.

  • Provider not connected
  • Consent recorded
  • Requires review
Guided beta onboarding

Bring one real handoff.

Start with a current workflow, the account owners who can approve connections, and the people responsible for review and exceptions.

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  • Business rules, service details, team responsibilities, and the smallest useful launch must be confirmed.
  • Account owners complete identity checks, access grants, messaging registration, and provider-specific approvals.
  • Customer-facing copy, consent behavior, human takeover, exception ownership, and end-to-end tests must be approved.
  • The team must agree on what is counted, which records qualify, and which outside factors will be disclosed.