She keeps your crews moving and motivated.
Ember fires off the morning briefing before reps roll out, backs them up when they get stuck in the field, and catches the ones slumping before they walk.
“My best rep was quietly checked out for two weeks before I noticed. I want to catch that on day three, not day fourteen.”— in an owner’s words
What Ember does for your business
Ember is the field's voice. She fires off the morning briefing every day before reps roll out — territory assignments, weather, yesterday's wins, the leaderboard — and she's the first to respond when a rep gets stuck out there.
She runs the gamification layer, too. The activity reps log rolls into XP, XP into rank, rank into team challenges everyone can see. The point isn’t the leaderboard — it’s that the rep who knocked sixty doors walks home knowing it counted, and the manager can see exactly who needs a call.
Her voice is field-internal — she doesn't speak to homeowners. Pair her with Zig on deal intake and with Aurelius on territory rotation between storms.
What you can put Ember on.
Daily field briefing
Morning territory, weather, and yesterday's wins, sent before reps roll out.
Activity tracking
Imports field activity and rolls it into rep XP and rank.
Field-support triage
First-line help in Slack when a rep gets stuck in the field.
Manager feed summary
Daily activity summaries for managers, with the right reps flagged.
Slump detection
Catches reps with zero activity during field hours so you can coach, not chase.
You stay in the driver’s seat.
Ember watches, flags what matters, and drafts the next step — but nothing leaves your shop without you. Ember doesn’t send the message, move the money, or close the deal on its own. It hands you the recommendation and the reasoning; you make the call. That’s the line, and it doesn’t move.
A day with Ember.
Roll-out briefing
Territory, weather, yesterday's wins — in every rep's hands before the trucks leave.
Stuck in the field
A rep hits a wall; Ember is first to answer in Slack.
A slump, caught early
Zero activity during field hours — she flags the rep so you can coach early.
