Speed-to-lead
New lead arrives. Nobody replies. Miss: lead sits untouched. Signal: no reply in your response window. Alert: SMS or Slack with the source thread.
Watch the one workflow your team keeps missing.
A lead nobody answers. A renewal thread that goes quiet. A promised date with no movement. Attrove watches the inboxes and meetings you already use and routes a cited alert to the owner. A person decides what happens next.
Your existing inboxes and meetings. Evidence on every alert. Set up with a person. A person decides.
Start with one costly miss.
A useful first workflow has a clear owner, a detectable signal, and a real consequence when nobody acts.
Renewal silence
A renewal thread goes quiet. Miss: champion stops replying. Signal: no meaningful reply before renewal. Alert: last exchange and suggested check-in.
Commitment follow-up
A promised date approaches. Miss: date promised, no movement. Signal: due date is near. Alert: transcript line and thread link.
A chiller order sits quiet for five days. The small slip turns into a missed season. A real miss, retold from a scoping call with a mechanical contractor.
A short message to the right person.
The owner sees the signal where they already work. Each alert carries enough source evidence for a person to decide what happens next.
From one sentence to a running watch.
Setup is a short conversation, then a pilot on live work. The watch is designed around the way your team already works.
- Describe the miss (fit check): name the consequence, the current process, the sources, the owner, and the signal that should raise an alert.
- Design the watch (setup): we connect or accept the relevant context, define the evidence, and configure where the alert lands.
- Run it on live work (pilot): inspect what fired, tune the watch, and only then let anyone rely on it.
Describe the miss in one sentence.
If it looks like a fit, you will hear back from a person about the current process, the signal, and what a pilot would take. Requests are read personally by Tim Monzures, founder.
Start with the miss that costs the most.
The product is live. Setup starts with one sentence and a person on the other end.