The audit
We look at how your business runs and point out where AI would save time. If something isn't worth automating, the list says so.
Your customer
Drafted in your voice
Why we start with an audit
How it works
Thirty minutes on the phone.
There’s no dashboard to learn. If something needs changing, you tell us and we change it.
Book a free AI auditWhat you get
Examples by industry
Where the hours go
Calls land while you’re on a job, and the caller tries the next company.
What we’d likely build
What we’d leave alone
A homeowner calls about a leaking water heater while your crew is on another job. The AI answers in your company’s name, gets the address and what’s going on, and puts the call through to your on-call phone if it can’t wait. Otherwise the details are in your inbox when you’re back in the truck.
Where the hours go
Tenants call at all hours, and you’re the after-hours line.
What we’d likely build
What we’d leave alone
It’s 2am and a tenant is calling about water under the sink. The AI asks where it’s coming from and whether it’s spreading, puts real emergencies through to your on-call line, and writes up everything else as a work order for the morning. People asking about a listing all get the same answers.
Where the hours go
Prospective clients call while you’re in court, and hire whoever answers.
What we’d likely build
What we’d leave alone
Someone calls about a car accident while you’re in court. The AI answers for the firm, tells them it’s an assistant and not a lawyer, takes down what happened and who was involved, and asks when they could come in. A short summary is waiting in your email when you get out.
Where the hours go
The phone rings while you’re under a car.
What we’d likely build
What we’d leave alone
Someone calls about squeaky brakes while you’ve got a car on the lift. The AI picks up, gets the year, the make, and what they’re hearing, and asks when they can drop it off. If your shop software allows it, it can also tell callers whether their car is ready.
Where the hours go
You can’t reply to a text with foils in your hands.
What we’d likely build
What we’d leave alone
A client texts to ask what a balayage costs and whether you have anything Saturday. The AI replies with your prices, notes when they’d like to come in, and sends you the request. Anything it can’t answer waits until you’re between clients.
Where the hours go
“Is it ready?” and “how much to hem these?” all day.
What we’d likely build
What we’d leave alone
A customer texts to ask what you charge to hem a pair of pants and how soon you can do it. The AI replies with your prices and turnaround, and you keep sewing. New orders and messages go straight to your Gmail, which is how the tailoring shop we work with runs today.
Where the hours go
“Where’s my order?” fills your inbox.
What we’d likely build
What we’d leave alone
Someone emails to ask where their order is. The AI finds it in Shopify and replies with the tracking status. It answers sizing and return questions from your own policies, and drafts a reply to anything unusual for you to check first.
Who’s behind it
“We started LevaCura to give small businesses the kind of setup bigger companies build for themselves, without making the owner learn new software. We build it and keep it running, and when something needs to change, you email us and we change it.”
The LevaCura team
A tailoring business
For a salon or barbershop
Your customer
Drafted in your voice
For a repair or service shop
After it’s built
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