You missed the call.They called your competitor.
Murv builds the systems that catch every lead, follow up on their own, and run the back office while you run the business. It starts with the Business Audit: the leak, the plan, and the price, in 48 hours.
Built for owner-run businesses where the work still depends on someone remembering.
If a lead can die because you were on a job, this is for you.
Sound familiar?
- A call goes to voicemail. The job goes to whoever picked up.
- Follow-up happens when someone remembers. So it mostly doesn't.
- Invoices go out late, so money comes in later.
- The spreadsheet knows everything and does nothing.
Back from manual admin
From missed call to text back
What's moving, what's stuck
Volume up, headcount flat
Anything that runs on someone remembering
Lead capture
Every call, form, and message answered in seconds, whether or not you're free. The lead stays yours.
- Missed call gets a text back before they dial the next name
- Web forms and DMs get a reply in minutes, not hours
- One question sorts the real ones from the tire-kickers
- Booking link sent, calendar held, reminder the day before
Every lead tagged and followed up until they answer
Email, text, and review requests that send themselves
One record per customer. Every call, message, and job in it.
Booking, reminders, reschedules. No phone tag.
Data entry, inbox sorting, the forms nobody wants
Cash-flow numbers you don't build by hand
Transactions categorized. Books closed on time.
Sent when the job's done. Chased when it's late.
Sent, signed, filed. Renewals flagged early.
Tasks assigned, hand-offs tracked, nothing dropped
Common questions answered before they reach you
A Monday report you'd actually read
New customers and new hires walked through every step
Ask for the review. Route the bad ones to you first.
Receipts, photos, and PDFs filed where they belong
Built and running
We describe work by the problem, not the client. Ask on the audit call for detail.
Our own intake, follow-up, and Monday report
Murv Automation, Escondido
- The form below, the reply you get, and our Monday report run on the same stack we sell
- Zero manual steps from lead to booked call
- We eat our own cooking first
What it looks like when it runs itself
Call rings out
Text back in 30 seconds, one question
Fit? Booking link. Not yet? Tag and hold
Calendar hold, confirmation sent
Reminder the night before
Logged: source, answer, outcome
Audit. Plan. Build. Run.In that order, every time.
The Business Audit finds the leak and puts a dollar figure on it. The plan says what we'd build, what it costs to run, and what changes. Then we build it. Then it runs without you.
Before Murv, I spent five years building AI document pipelines and KPI dashboards for a global private-markets investment firm. A missed step there meant a missed number in front of a fund manager. Same standard, now for a business with two people and a truck.
Kareem, Co-founder
Scoped to your business. Priced before you say yes.
A $350 Business Audit, credited in full toward setup. You see the build, the running cost, and the total before we write a line of it.
One-time build
Depends on how many workflows and which tools we connect. Locked in the plan before work starts.
Keep it running, keep it growing
Monitoring, fixes when a tool changes, and improvements as your volume grows.
Most builds run on $25 to $90 a month in software. The plan shows your exact figure.
Every engagement includes
- Plan within 48 hours of the audit call
- Full design, build, and go-live
- Error handling, manual fallback, and alerts when a human is needed
- Handoff notes in plain English
- Scope and price confirmed in writing before the build
The ones we get most
How fast is a system live?
Two to four weeks after the plan is approved. Simple intake and follow-up builds are often faster.
Do I need to be technical?
No. You keep using your phone, email, and calendar. The automation runs underneath.
What does it cost to run?
Usually $25 to $90 a month in software. The plan gives you the exact number.
Will this replace the tools we use?
Usually not. We connect what you have. If a tool is the problem, we'll say so.
Our process is unusual. Can you build around it?
That's what the audit is for. We map how you actually work, then build to that.
What if something breaks?
Every build ships with error handling, a manual fallback, and an alert to you. The retainer covers the fix.
Why is the audit paid?
It's real work: we map your process, find the leak, and hand you a plan you could take anywhere. Credited in full if we build together.
Something in your business runs on someone remembering.
One audit finds it, designs the fix, and tells you what changes. Back to you in 48 hours.
After you send it, you'll pick a time for your audit call.