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Simple Setup Guide
Set up Grok Bot and create your first reviewed draft. About 15 focused minutes, no integrations needed.
For home service companies
HVAC, plumbing, electrical, cleaning, lawn care and similar service teams.
Spend your day serving customers. Not your evening catching up.
Missed calls, estimates nobody followed up on, schedule changes, overdue invoices — the office work that waits until after dinner. Get 10 copy-paste AI prompts that turn your rough notes into ready-to-review customer messages, plus a Simple Setup Guide that walks you to your first reviewed draft.
You paste the notes. Grok Bot drafts the message. You check it and send it. No integrations needed to start — just a chat on your phone or computer.
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Two Free Guides. One Simple Starting Point.
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Starter Kit
10 copy-paste prompts, 3 draft-only automations, and a safety checklist.
The office work that follows you home
None of it is hard. It just never stops, and it all lands while you’re on a job.
Missed inquiries
A call hits voicemail while you’re on a job. By the time you call back that night, they may have booked someone else.
Cold estimates
You sent the estimate. Nobody followed up. It sits there until it’s forgotten.
Interruptions & schedule changes
A job runs long and several customers need a heads-up, typed one at a time from the truck.
Overdue invoices
The work is done and the invoice is out. Chasing it means another awkward message you keep putting off.
Every message you put off is a customer left waiting. The kit gives you a ready-to-review draft for each one — and the final say stays with you.
The free bundle
Two guides. Ten prompts. Your first draft in about 15 minutes.
One PDF, sent by email after you confirm. Start with the Simple Setup Guide, then work from the Starter Kit. No course to sit through, no call to book, and the guides cost nothing.
Guide 1 — Simple Setup Guide (7 pages · start here)
- Set up Grok Bot and create your first reviewed draft: open one chat, paste one fictional missed-call inquiry, review the result.
- About 15 focused minutes. No integrations, no automation and no Gmail on Day 1.
Guide 2 — The Starter Kit (16 pages)
- 10 copy-paste prompts for the messages you write every week. Fill the [BRACKETS], paste, review.
- 3 draft-only automations you can add later — they prepare lists and drafts; they don’t send.
- A “Use it safely” checklist — what to leave out of the chat and what to check before anything reaches a customer.
The 10 prompts — and the problem each one handles
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Missed call or new inquiry reply The voicemail you couldn’t answer gets a short, accurate reply that offers your next step. No price quotes, arrival promises or guesses about the problem.
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Inquiry to job intake summary A rushed call becomes a clean intake note, plus the questions still to ask before you book.
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Booking confirmation + reminder The date, your arrival window, what to prepare and how to reschedule — before the customer has to call and ask.
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Running late or schedule change An honest heads-up for each affected customer, with the new window or options you choose.
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Estimate follow-up A friendly first nudge and a brief second one, tied to the estimate you actually sent. No fake urgency.
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Job notes to a clean job record Your tech’s shorthand turned into a record you can find later. Findings stay the tech’s own.
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Customer update after a visit What was done, what’s next and who follows up, from the approved job record.
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Review request draft A short, personal ask for an honest review. No incentives, no “five stars only.”
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Unpaid invoice reminder A polite first reminder and a firmer second one, tied to your invoice terms.
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Repeat-customer follow-up A seasonal or recurring-service check-in for customers who agreed to hear from you, with an easy opt-out.
3 draft-only automations (when you’re ready)
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Morning new-inquiry digest From the inquiry emails you label: who reached out, what they asked for, and which ones still have no reply.
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Weekly money & follow-ups reminder Unpaid invoices, open estimates, review requests and repeat services due, each with a draft for you to review.
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Estimate no-reply nudge Emailed estimates with no answer after the number of days you set, each with a short follow-up draft.
Every prompt ends with a “Check before sending” box, so you know exactly what to verify before anything reaches a customer.
What you receive
Two short guides in one PDF
Delivered by email after you confirm. Nothing locked, nothing to buy from us.
Rough notes in, ready-to-review drafts out
How it works
Fictional examples. You review every draft before it goes out.
1. Messy inquiry → ready-to-review reply
Prompt 1
What came in: “Hi, this is Dana. Our kitchen sink drains really slowly. Can someone come this week? Mornings are better. We have a dog.”
What you add: your next step — a callback tomorrow 8–10 AM, or your booking link.
Draft to review: “Hi Dana, thanks for calling about your slow kitchen sink. We can call you tomorrow between 8 and 10 AM to set up a morning visit, or you can book online here: [LINK]. What’s the service address? — [Company]”
2. Job notes → customer update
Prompts 6 and 7
Tech notes: “weekly mow + edge done; side gate latch broken, photo 2; cust asked about fall leaf cleanup — office to send options by Mon”
Draft to review: “Your weekly lawn visit is done: front and back mowed and edged. Heads up: the side gate latch is broken. Thanks for asking about fall leaf cleanup — our office will send you options by Monday.”
3. Estimate reminder queue
Automation 2 or 3, after you’ve tried the prompts
Once a week, the routine lists every estimate with no answer after the number of days you set, oldest first, and drafts a short follow-up for each.
You read the list, fix anything that’s off, and send the ones you choose. Nothing goes out on its own.
You still own the price, the schedule, the technical calls and the send button. The kit removes the blank page. It doesn’t replace your judgment.
Three steps
Start with drafts. Grow from there.
Start with drafts you review. Save what works as a repeatable system. Automate only specific actions you permit, with safeguards and an off switch.
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Start with drafts
Paste notes, review the draft, send it yourself. Practice with fictional details before you use a real customer or job.
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Build a repeatable system
Save the prompt and the rules that work. Decide the trigger, the source, the recipient and the checks. Test with fictional data.
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Automate defined actions
Automate only actions your tools support and you explicitly allow. Specify the recipient, channel and content; contact customers only with their consent. Keep activity logs, review exceptions and use an off switch. If a safeguard is missing, keep that task in review.
Start Using Grok Bot
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Who this is for, and who should skip it
For you if
- You own or run a home service company — HVAC, plumbing, electrical, cleaning, lawn care or similar — or you answer the phones, schedule or run the office for one
- Calls, estimates, schedule changes and invoices pile up while your team is on jobs
- You’d rather review a good draft than write every message from scratch
- You want your evenings back without handing your reputation to a bot
Not for you if
- You want an AI receptionist that answers calls or texts for you — these guides don’t do that
- You want AI to diagnose problems, give repair or safety advice, or message customers with no human review
- You’re a homeowner looking for do-it-yourself repair tips
- You need legal, licensing or collection advice, or you’re shopping for scheduling, dispatch or field-service software
Who’s behind this
I’m Michael White. I’ve spent more than a decade in estimating and project management, including serving as general manager of a multimillion-dollar restoration company.
I know the work doesn’t stop when the last appointment ends. There are estimates to follow up on, customers waiting for updates, schedules to straighten out and invoices to chase.
AI Office Hand helps home service owners use AI for that everyday office work—starting with practical prompts and drafts you review. Less catching up after hours. You stay in control.
Read first, no signup
Free how-to articles for home service offices
Step-by-step walkthroughs with fictional worked examples and checklists. No email needed to read them.
Getting Started
How to start using AI in a home service business
A first-week plan: pick one message, write the rules, test on five past messages, review every draft.
Job Notes
AI for job notes and customer updates
Turn a tech’s notes into a reviewed job record and a short customer update.
Estimates
Estimate follow-up with AI
Follow-ups drafted from the estimate you sent, with a schedule you set and stop-on-reply rules.
Straight answers before you sign up
What exactly do I get?
Two guides in one PDF: the 7-page Simple Setup Guide (set up Grok Bot and create your first reviewed draft) and the 16-page Starter Kit (10 copy-paste prompts, 3 draft-only automations, a safety checklist). You get them by email after you confirm your address.
What does it cost?
The guides are free. They’re written for Grok Bot, which is a separate product with its own plans and trial terms; read those on its signup screen before you start.
Will this answer my phone or text customers for me?
No. Nothing in the guides answers calls or texts. You paste in what came in, Grok Bot drafts a reply, and you decide what to send.
How much time does it take to start?
The Simple Setup Guide is built around about 15 focused minutes to your first reviewed draft. Creating a Grok Bot account may take longer.
I’m not a tech person.
You don’t need to be. Each prompt is copy, fill in the [BRACKETS], paste and review. Day 1 needs no integrations.
AI makes things up.
It can. Every prompt tells it to use only your notes and mark gaps, every prompt ends with a “Check before sending” box, and the starter automations only draft. You check prices, amounts, dates and arrival windows against your estimate, invoice and schedule.
Will it tell customers what’s wrong or how to fix it?
No. The prompts tell the AI not to diagnose or give repair or safety instructions. Technical findings come from your qualified techs; the AI only rewords what they wrote.
Do you send messages on my behalf?
No. AI Office Hand never sends as you. The starter automations create drafts. Automatic sending is a later, explicitly authorized step you control.
What about customer privacy?
Share only what the task needs. Leave out card and bank details, gate, lockbox and alarm codes, and anything the task doesn’t need. Follow your company policy and customer agreements.
Is this affiliated with Grok Bot?
No. AI Office Hand is an independent user of Grok Bot — not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by its maker. The “Start Using Grok Bot” link is a referral invite only.
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