1. Free AI Workflow Review
A 30-minute discussion of current systems, bottlenecks, and opportunities. You leave with specific ideas—not a generic AI presentation.
Lumify continuously reviews the signals coming from the systems that run your business. It identifies exceptions, revenue opportunities, customer risks, and work that is falling through the cracks—then gives you a concise action list.
The Owner’s Daily Brief is the visible output of Lumify’s attention layer—not a BI dashboard and not another login. It is the first thing we look for in a workflow review.
Revenue at risk: $47,500
Everything else was reviewed. Nothing else requires your attention.
CRM, accounting, scheduling, email, lead sources, reviews, and industry software you already use. Lumify does not ask the owner to become the integration.
Contractors see leads, estimates, jobs, and AR. Property managers see open work orders and unanswered inquiries. Professional firms see stalled intake and renewals.
Email, Slack, Teams, or a Lumify application view—depending on the implementation. The point is one artifact the owner will actually open, not another dashboard login.
Lumify connects your existing CRM, email, accounting, scheduling, and industry-specific systems. We automate the work happening between them rather than forcing your team onto another platform.
Lumify uses secure, scoped access to the systems required for each workflow. We don’t need employee passwords, and solutions can be Lumify-managed or deployed into your own cloud environment when appropriate. Read how access works.
Related: lead follow-up and estimate follow-up often feed the same brief.
A 30-minute discussion of current systems, bottlenecks, and opportunities. You leave with specific ideas—not a generic AI presentation.
We map high-value opportunities, technical requirements, expected impact, and recommended priorities.
Fixed-scope implementation of the selected workflow, connected to the systems you already use.
Optional hosting, monitoring, maintenance, and improvement as the business changes.
No. It is a short, exception-based action list. If nothing needs you, the brief should be short. “95 events reviewed. No action required” is the point.
No. We read the systems you have, with scoped access.
Yes, if you want a dispatcher or office manager copy. Most owners start with themselves.