MOMENT 01 / 07
Everyone is told.
Before processing begins, Alex and Jamie hear: “Frontbell uses AI to transcribe this call.” No conversation is transcribed or gathered before this announcement.
DEMO
Inside the conversation.
A painter calls a customer to confirm a start date. Plans change on the call. Explore the proposed updates, the owner’s approval and the context that stays with the job.
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Animated concept demonstration. Fictional business, people and data. Illustrates the intended workflow; some scenes show features in development.
MOMENT 02 / 07
Plans change in conversation.
Jamie asks Alex to move the painting job by a week. In this concept, with everyone told, Frontbell transcribes the conversation and prepares the updates.
MOMENT 03 / 07
A conflict becomes a better date.
The 14th overlaps with another job. A private note suggests the 15th; Alex checks with Jamie before moving forward.
MOMENT 04 / 07
Three proposals. One owner.
Review the schedule change, the crew message and the color preference. The deck stays on Alex’s list: he decides the price, and nothing is sent.
MOMENT 05 / 07
Approval leaves a receipt.
In this simulated outcome, Alex approves the three updates. The receipt records his approval; the deck still needs his pricing decision.
MOMENT 06 / 07
The job keeps its context.
Sam’s crew notes rot on the north-side trim. Jamie’s email joins the same fictional customer memory, alongside the call.
MOMENT 07 / 07
The next call starts with context.
Three weeks later Jamie calls about the deck. The concept brings the previous job details back into view before Alex picks up.
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TRANSCRIPT
What was said.
The demo conversation, word for word. Fictional business and people.
- On screen
- A contractor’s day is full of conversations. Every one changes the business. None of them reach the software.
- Call announcement · before processing
- Before processing begins, Alex and Jamie hear: “Frontbell uses AI to transcribe this call.” No conversation is transcribed or gathered before this announcement.
- Alex
- Hi Jamie, it’s Alex. Just confirming we start on the 7th.
- On screen
- With everyone told, Frontbell transcribes the conversation and prepares the updates. It does not speak during their conversation.
- Jamie
- Could we push it a week? We have family coming that weekend.
- Alex
- Sure, the 14th works.
- Frontbell
- Private note to Alex: Jul 14 conflicts with another job.
- Alex
- Actually, how about the 15th instead?
- Jamie
- The 15th is perfect. And I’d go with the lighter green after all. Oh, could you look at the deck too? It’s pretty worn.
- Alex
- Yes, I’ll take a look and send you a price.
- Frontbell
- Proposed, waiting for Alex: move the schedule to Jul 15, message Sam Reed’s crew, save the color preference. Deck flagged as his pricing decision, nothing sent. Alex approves; the three updates are then carried out.
- Crew chat
- Sam Reed: Started on Jamie’s. Some trim has rot on the north side.
- Jamie Lee: Thanks Sam’s crew, looks amazing so far!
- Three weeks later
- Jamie: Hi Alex! About that deck… Alex: I’ve got your price right here.
- On screen
- Most software waits for someone to type. Frontbell works inside the conversation.
WHAT YOU SAW
The idea, in one line.
Frontbell™ turns what people say into proposed updates for the business, and the owner approves before anything important happens.
- Everyone is told first. Participants hear the AI transcription announcement before processing begins. Frontbell then transcribes while Alex and Jamie talk to each other.
- Approval first. Updates wait for Alex. Pricing stays his decision.
- One memory. Calls, crew chat and email add to the same customer story.
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