Customers & messages

One thread per customer.
No login. No portal.

Texts, emails and enquiries land in one thread per customer, next to their quotes, visits and payments. Replies arrive drafted for your tap — and everything you send them is a clean link that just opens, in their language.

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Missed call · new number2 min ago

Text-back sent automatically. They replied: "Hi, need my gutters cleared before the rain — how much roughly?"

Draft: "Sorry I missed you — probably up a ladder! Gutters usually run £80–120 depending on the house. Want me to swing by Thursday for a proper look?"
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Sofía M.Translated from Spanish

"Can we move Tuesday's visit to the afternoon?" — reply drafts in her language.

Drafted, not dictated

The assistant reads the message and writes the reply you'd probably write — you tap send, or edit, or ignore it.

Translation built in

A customer writes in Spanish; you read it in English and your reply goes back in theirs. Nobody thinks about it.

No accounts, ever

Your customer never makes a login. Quotes, approvals, invoices and receipts are links that simply open.

The whole story in one place

Every job, message and payment for that person, in order. No database to maintain — it builds itself.

CRM software

A database you feed

Custom fields, tags, imports — a filing cabinet that's only as good as the admin you keep doing.

Trayder

A memory that builds itself

Every quote, message and payment files itself under the right person. You never enter data; you just work.

The customer feels looked after. You did almost nothing.

That's the point.

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