Straight answers on scope, timelines, calling, software, and whether Jerichotec is the right fit. If your question is not here, bring it to a Growth Review and we will answer it directly.
Two connected things. Lead generation: call centers staffed by AI or people, cold calling, AI-based calling, follow-up, and lead management. Technical services: custom software, smart automation, AI solutions, CRM and workflow cleanup, and senior technical consulting. Most engagements start in one lane and grow into the other once the first constraint clears.
Both, on purpose. Leads you cannot answer, track, or follow up on do not turn into revenue, and clean software with nothing feeding it does not either. We work on whichever side is costing you the most right now, then connect the two.
No. Field service companies are a natural starting point because a missed call has an obvious dollar value, but the same model fits contractors, real estate teams, agencies, and any business that depends on fast response, qualification, scheduling, and follow-up. We also build for technical teams that need software and automation rather than calling.
Our own SaaS products, built out of this same work. RealG handles real estate lead generation, property analysis, and deal workflow visibility. Jobbwire responds to new contractor leads instantly and keeps follow-up running so no opportunity sits waiting. They are available on their own, and they show how we build when we own the whole problem.
First call handling and follow-up workflows can be live quickly once we have your services, service area, routing rules, and booking preferences. Cold calling campaigns, CRM work, multi-location setups, and custom software are scoped separately, because the honest answer there depends on what we find.
We start with a short Growth Review and scope from what we actually see, not from a menu. Most work lands as a setup phase plus ongoing monthly support, and the shape depends on call volume, outreach needs, software complexity, and how much human support is involved. You get a specific recommendation and a number before anything starts.
That is what the Growth Review is for. We walk your current lead path, show where opportunities are slipping, and name the smallest useful next step. If Jerichotec is not the right fit, you still leave with a clearer picture of your own operation.
Usually not. Most setups work through call forwarding, routing rules, forms, calendar links, and lightweight integrations with what you already use. When a deeper integration is genuinely worth it, we scope it openly instead of forcing a rebuild you did not ask for.
It is configured around your services, service area, quote guidance, urgency rules, escalation paths, and preferred tone. The goal is not a generic bot reading a script. It is consistent handling that reflects how your business already sells and serves people.
You set the escalation rules. Urgent calls can trigger an immediate alert or a warm transfer, while routine questions get qualified, captured, booked, or routed into follow-up without pulling your team off a job.
An employee is limited by schedule, training, and turnover. A general call center rarely has your business context. This gives you coverage that does not clock out, handling built around your specific services, and the follow-up automation that catches the leads a first call does not close.
If you need more leads, faster call response, cleaner follow-up, or software that connects the workflow, the Growth Review tells you which one is actually costing you the most.
A walk through your current lead path, start to finish.
If the fit is wrong we say so, and you keep the findings.
Setup, retainer, and the next step, named specifically.
