Intake and lead routing
New leads get captured, sorted, and sent to the right person automatically, instead of sitting in an inbox.
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Systems library
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Systems library
This is the complete catalogue of what we build and what we study, grouped by the track it belongs to.
Nothing here is a package to buy. It is the vocabulary we use on the discovery call to describe what your business actually needs.
New leads get captured, sorted, and sent to the right person automatically, instead of sitting in an inbox.
Bookings, confirmations, and reschedules run against your real calendar, with no double-booking.
Quotes get built from a consistent template and tracked until they're accepted, expired, or followed up on.
Jobs get billed on time, and the paper trail for purchase orders, invoices, and stock records stays current without manual entry.
A weekly view of what moved through the system, in plain language, not a dashboard full of vanity numbers.
Quotes, unpaid invoices, and unbooked leads get a follow-up on a schedule, without anyone having to remember who's owed one.
Appointment reminders, payment due notices, and renewal alerts go out on their own.
Information entered once flows into the other systems that need it, instead of being retyped.
Numbers from separate tools get pulled into one weekly summary automatically.
New reviews and mentions get flagged and routed to whoever should respond, instead of going unnoticed.
A lead gets evaluated against your real criteria, routed accordingly, and tracked until it's booked or closed out instead of just being logged.
A quote request gets assembled, checked against past jobs and your own rate rules, and flagged for review before it goes out.
Bookings with several parts, including crew, equipment, and customer availability, get coordinated instead of juggled manually.
Reviews, mentions, and complaints get read, categorized by severity, and routed to the right person with context attached.
Recurring patterns in jobs, delays, or costs get surfaced on a schedule instead of discovered by accident months later.
A plain-language writeup of what each system does, where it lives, and how to check on it.
Working sessions with the people who'll actually operate the system day to day, not a slide deck.
A system that watches sent quotes and notices when one hasn't been answered. It drafts the follow-up automatically, and a person approves it before it goes out.
A watcher that reads supplier emails and files them as purchase orders, freight records, and stock entries. Mismatches get flagged for a person to review, instead of slipping through.
Drafts social posts from the business's own material, including its site, its work, and its updates. Each post is held for human approval before it publishes. Nothing goes out unattended.
We look at where leads come from, where they stall, and what's actually converting.
We look at whether rates and packaging match what the business actually delivers and what the market will bear.
We look at whether the business is booked to what it can actually handle, and where there's room to take on more.
We look at how visible the business is in the community it serves, and where it's under-represented.
We look at who could be sending the business work but isn't, and why.
We help decide which roles own which systems once they're installed, so the work has a clear owner instead of falling on whoever's free.
Step-by-step reference material for common adjustments, so a small change doesn't require re-engaging us.
Regular check-ins during and after handoff to catch anything that isn't landing.
Access, credentials, and admin control move to your business, fully, at handoff.
We look at where work gets stuck between departments or people, and what that's costing.
We rank what to fix or build first, based on what will actually move revenue.
Findings and recommendations get delivered in plain language, tied to specific actions, not abstractions.
We look at what's actually being said about the business publicly, and where that's being missed or mishandled.
We look at how the business is seen by peers across its own industry.
We give a ranked, specific set of moves to build standing, not a vague brand exercise.
Each lead keeps the channel it arrived on attached to it, from first contact through to a closed job.
A texting and call console built on the business's own number, so a customer's reply always lands in the same conversation.
A short alert reaches the owner the moment a real lead comes in, on a separate channel for a form submission versus an inbound call.
A shared board where every draft sits as pending approval until a person changes its status by hand.
A scheduler that checks approval status at the moment a post is due, and holds anything that was never approved instead of guessing.
A hard gate that rejects any draft containing percentages, dollar figures, client names, testimonials, or banned phrasing before it can be saved.
A generator that drafts third-person articles from the business's own approved material, on a schedule.
A recurring audit of the sending domains' SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MTA-STS posture that scores each domain and alerts when it degrades.
A daily health check that sets the next day’s send allowance and pauses sending entirely when health turns red.
A bounce tracker that adds hard bounces to a suppression list, enforced at send time so nobody is mailed twice or mailed wrongly.
A daily scan for businesses showing a hiring or growth signal, checked against a standing suppression list before anything is drafted.
A recurring search-term audit grouped by waste theme, with negative keywords applied per theme.
A rule that keeps page views and tap-to-call events out of the optimized goal set, so bidding trains on real leads only.
A ledger that matches inbound enquiries to jobs actually won, so spend is judged on outcomes instead of clicks.
Scheduled profile posts drafted from templates with local details swapped in, held for approval before publishing.
Review-request links sent by text or email once a job is completed, instead of whenever someone remembers.
A routine that answers common customer questions directly on the business profile, rather than leaving them open.
A module on your own page that takes a visitor’s input and returns an AI analysis in real time, with a fallback model behind it.
A watcher that checks a live endpoint on a schedule and reports its status, so a quiet failure is never silent.
An invoicing step that refuses to generate a bill without the person and the job attached to it.
Automatic aging and payment reminders that chase an unpaid invoice on a schedule and stop the moment it's marked paid.
No system shapes match that search.
Examples of system shapes, not client results. We don't publish numbers we didn't measure.
One line about what you want to improve. Anthony reads these himself and writes back from team@novabuzzmarketing.com.
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