You find out too late.
Your field software and your ad accounts disagree, and neither tells you what to do. A tech slips in March and somebody notices in May.
Helm adds AI hires to your office. They pull your field software, books, ads and reviews into one read on the week, tell you and your managers what moved, and take the busywork off everyone's plate.
You booked 9 system replacements, your best week since March. Service calls were down 6% with the cooler weather. One tech's close rate slipped. Details are below.
The owner and the managers carry the same three problems, just from different chairs.
Your field software and your ad accounts disagree, and neither tells you what to do. A tech slips in March and somebody notices in May.
Calls, texts and questions only you or your managers can answer eat the day. The numbers get built by hand on Monday, and the big decisions wait for a free hour that never comes.
The review nobody answered. The estimate nobody chased. Usually that's someone senior, late at night, or it's nobody.
Leads were credited to the wrong campaigns in their field software, so the return they were managing to was about 6×. The real number was 2.4×. Once they could see it, they moved money between Meta and Google.
Your managers, your office and your CSRs keep their jobs. Helm takes the busywork so they can spend the day on the work that needs a person.
Each one does one job in your business. Start with the one you need most and add the others when you're ready.

Runs the numbers every week, explains what changed, and warns your team early when something starts to slip.

Answers every review, asks every customer for one, and keeps your Google profile fresh.
Listens on every inbound call and builds the job notes as the customer talks. Once it hears the address, it shows your CSR what we know about the home: the equipment and roughly how old it is, past service and permits. It flags what a busy CSR can miss, like a no-heat call with a baby or an elderly customer in the house, and it keeps callback and win-back lists so no lead goes cold.
Runs what-if scenarios before a schedule changes: fit in an urgent call, cut drive time, or put the right tech in front of the most valuable job. Your dispatcher still makes the call.
Chases overdue invoices, checks every supplier bill against the purchase order, and tracks permits and license renewals, so your office spends its day on customers instead of paperwork.
Helps your team present good, better and best options in the home, coaches from what actually happened on the visit, and follows up every estimate that didn't close, so more estimates turn into jobs.
Spots missed clock-ins from where the truck was, for the tech to confirm. Calculates commission and overtime correctly, and gives every tech a clear breakdown of their pay, so payday doesn't turn into an argument.
They work as one team. Your Marketing Manager knows which tech a customer praised because your Chief of Staff already tracks that tech. Separate vendors for each job cost more and don't talk to each other.
Helm runs every week at a roughly $10M HVAC, plumbing and electrical company, on the systems it already had.
The managers used to build reports by hand and review them Monday afternoon, once the week was gone. Now the leadership team starts Monday with the week's brief already written, and Helm warns them early when a number starts to slip, so it gets fixed while there's still time to recover the week.
The share of Google reviews that got a reply went from the mid-70s to more than 95%, without the owner writing them. Helm also reads what customers say about price, so the managers see it early when pricing starts to show up as a complaint.
Helm showed techs were spending more of the day driving than at customers' homes. The team changed how they dispatch, and revenue per tech went up.
Sign on a Monday and your first report lands the next Monday.
Your field service software, your books, your reviews, your ads and your phones. Setup is on us, not your office.
Your numbers, your definitions, your week. The report is built around how your shop counts a sale, by trade and by tech.
Replies to reviews under 4 stars wait for your OK. Tech alerts follow thresholds your managers set. You decide what Helm handles on its own.
Office work nobody has to sit down and do anymore: the weekly numbers, the review replies, the follow-up.
In production: 10 hours a week back for the owner.A trade sliding, ad money going nowhere, a job sent to the wrong truck. You hear about it in days, while you can still act.
In production: ad return corrected from 6× to 2.4×, and spend moved to match.Reviews that actually get answered, calls handled better, and knowing what a job is worth before a truck leaves the yard.
In production: reviews answered went from the mid-70s to 95%+.Month to month. No setup fee. Cancel any time.
Book a 30-minute demoA new report, a new alert, a sharper read on your numbers. No Pro tier, no upgrade conversation, no renegotiation.
Payroll isn't a feature of your Chief of Staff. When you want that role, you hire it at its own price, whenever you're ready.
No. Helm takes the busywork off your managers, your office and your CSRs so they can spend the day on work that needs a person. What it can take over is work you pay outside for today, like an agency answering your reviews or a freelancer pulling reports.
Thirty minutes. We walk through a real week in Helm for a shop your size: the Monday report, the tech alerts and the review replies. Then we look at where your team's week goes and which hire to start with.
The Chief of Staff is $2,000 a month. The Marketing Manager is $500 a month at its introductory price. The CSR Assistant is $2,000 a month when it joins in December. Every hire is month to month with no setup fee.
No. Start with the one you need most and add the others when you're ready.
You decide. Replies to reviews under 4 stars always wait for your OK, and positive replies can post on their own once you trust them. Tech alerts follow thresholds your managers set.
No. Helm reads from the systems you already use. Your techs keep their app and your office keeps their screens.
No. Helm works alongside it and the rest of your systems. They stay your system of record.
No. New skills join the hire you already have at the price you agreed. You only pay more when you hire another role.
Helm's Marketing Manager drafts a reply to every new Google review, specific to what the customer said, and you approve anything under 4 stars. It also sends every customer a review request after the job, built to Google's 2026 review rules.
You connect your systems and we do the rest. Sign on a Monday and your first report lands the next Monday.
Book a 30-minute demo. We'll walk through a real week in Helm, look at where your team's week goes, and pick the hire to start with.
Book a 30-minute demo