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Workflow automation

Solid Rock Digital sets up automatic text and email confirmations, quote follow-ups, review requests, and instant owner alerts whenever a new lead or request comes in — so nothing depends on remembering.

What Solid Rock Digital builds

What’s included

Small automations that quietly save hours every week and keep customers from slipping away.

  • Instant text and email confirmations when someone books or reaches out
  • Automatic quote follow-ups so no estimate goes quiet
  • Review requests sent after a job is done
  • Instant alerts to you the moment a new lead or request comes in
  • Reminders for appointments, renewals, or payments
  • All of it connected to your website, phone line, and tools
Who it’s for

Who it’s for

Home services & trades

Quotes get followed up and happy customers get asked for a review — automatically.

Property managers

Confirmations, renewal reminders, and request alerts go out on time.

Appointment businesses

Booking confirmations and reminders without anyone at the front desk.

How it’s scoped

A tailored proposal, not a package

Solid Rock Digital doesn’t list package prices. After a quick conversation about how your business runs, you get a clear, upfront flat-fee proposal before anything starts — usually 50% to start and 50% at launch. After launch, hosting, security, upkeep, and small updates are handled on a monthly care plan.

How a build runs

Common questions

Workflow Automation: quick answers

Usually new-lead alerts and quote follow-ups — they are quick to set up and stop jobs from slipping through the cracks.

Not usually. Most automations connect the website, phone line, and tools you already use.

There are no flat packages. After a quick conversation, you get a clear, upfront flat-fee proposal for the automation before anything starts — usually 50% to start and 50% at launch, plus a monthly care plan.

Tell us the business problem

Describe how your team works today. We will recommend what to build — and send a tailored proposal before any work starts.