Built for contractors

You Built a Trade Business.It Runs on Sticky Notes.

The estimate you wrote on the back of an invoice.

The lien waiver you forgot to file.

The supplier calling about last month's bill.

The customer who texted at 6:47 AM.

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No pitch deck. No demo. Just your numbers.

Your Back Office Right Now

Four Roles. All of Them Are You.

Estimating
Your inner CFO

Bids written on whatever paper was nearby. Materials priced from memory. Same scope quoted differently three weeks in a row.

Books
Your inner CFO

Invoices late because you got pulled to a job. Lien waivers half-filed. AR you can't find because the spreadsheet hasn't been updated since last Tuesday.

Field Ops
Your inner COO

Subs rescheduled by phone. Permits delayed and nobody logged it. Material deliveries that didn't show, that nobody chased.

Comms
Your inner EA

Customer texts at all hours you didn't see until 9pm. Bid requests sitting in your inbox for two days. Punch-list items you promised to follow up on.

Patton AI runs these four jobs in the background. You run the job site.

What People Ask Us To Build

Specific Asks We Hear From Contractors.

If any of these match your week, we should talk. None of these are generic; every one is something an owner-operator in your industry has actually asked for.

Ask 01
Bid generation from job specs and your pricing logic

Spec walks in → bid drafted from your existing markup rules and material costs. You review the numbers, send with one click. Same hour as the request.

Ask 02
Lien waiver generation and tracking

Every payment received → conditional or unconditional waiver drafted automatically based on amount + state. Tracked through delivery and signature.

Ask 03
Supplier payment reminders to avoid late fees

Net-30 terms auto-tracked. 25-day reminder hits your inbox with the invoice attached. No more 'wait, did I pay them?' calls from suppliers.

Ask 04
Permit application status tracking

Every permit application logged with expected approval windows. Status checks automated where possible. Stalls flagged before they delay your job.

Ask 05
After-hours customer text triage

6 AM 'when are you starting?' text gets an instant on-brand acknowledgment with the schedule. Real emergencies escalated to your phone.

Ask 06
Subcontractor coordination across multiple jobs

Sub reschedules one job → cascading updates to other affected jobs go out automatically. No more three phone calls to fix one slot.

Ask 07
Change order generation with customer approval workflow

Mid-job scope change discussed verbally → drafted change order with cost impact in customer's inbox by lunch. E-signature link, status tracked.

Ask 08
Final invoice + lien waiver generation upon completion

Final inspection passed → final invoice and lien waivers drafted, sent, tracked. Punch-list closeout email goes out. You move to the next job.

What's this worth to your business?
Run The Numbers

How much time are you actually losing?

We assume Patton AI recovers ~60% of these hours. Conservative by design — actual client results land 65–80%.

8 HRS/WK

Hours per week sorting, triaging, following up on email

6 HRS/WK

Logging contacts, chasing estimates, updating deal status

7 HRS/WK

Building bids, coordinating subs, rescheduling jobs

Blended hourly rate — billable or your opportunity rate

$/ HR
Hours recovered per month
50 HRS
Dollar value per year
$90,720
That's roughly
76 additional client-facing days a year

Based on 60% recovery rate · 48 working weeks/year · your inputs above. Conservative by design.

Your back office shouldn't run you.Let's fix that in 30 minutes.

No slides. No demo. You tell me your week, I'll tell you what's automatable.

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