What the system returns
We measure the system in hours and days. The numbers below come from the event logs of live systems and from the owners who run them.
Real estate
13days
from the first line of code to live
One owner, 52 rentals, no staff
The owner managed 52 rentals across 43 properties and every tenant text came to his phone.
The Velocity system reads each text as it lands, drafts the reply in his voice, files documents, and books the calendar. Nothing goes out without his tap.
A three-lease review that took about 10 hours now takes about 15 minutes. Six hours of his time came back in the first 11 days. Each tenant text costs about a cent of AI.
It paid off the build within the first week and a half.
Roofing
1.2days
to a sent estimate, down from 3.1
The inbox empties into the job
Supplier invoices arrived by email and sat until the owner had an evening to file them. Estimates waited until then too.
The system files each invoice to the right job, updates the budget, catches duplicates, and drafts the estimate from the roof report.
Seven invoices filed on a Thursday afternoon, one duplicate caught, one question for the owner.
The invoices file themselves now. I look at the one it asks me about, and I am done by 5:02.
Your number is in the assessment
The assessment takes seven minutes. You get a written brief with the hours per week the system gives back. Then we talk.