How it works

From the first lead to the last service call

Interruptions kill production. App Slayer takes the incoming grind across the whole life of an account, so your people stay on the work that grows the business.

The full account lifecycle

One system from sale to service

1

Sell

Leads answered, follow-ups sent, the next deal lined up.

2

Contract

Agreements drafted and tracked to signature.

3

Quote and invoice

From your price book, checked by you before it goes out.

4

Keep the account

Follow-ups, renewals and the full customer history.

5

Service

Maintenance, repairs, support tickets, serial numbers and warranties.

Every job, four steps

AI prepares. You approve.

1 • Connects

Work comes in

A lead, an email, a text, a service request or a reorder, from the apps you already use.

2 • Remembers

One memory

Every customer, machine, serial number, warranty and conversation, in one place.

3 • Prepares

An agent drafts

The Chief of Staff agent hands the job to the right department agent, which drafts the reply, quote or ticket.

4 • You approve

One tap

Send, Edit or Ask. Nothing spends, prices or promises without you. Every approval is recorded.

A layer, not a rip-out

Connect first. Cut later.

Nobody has to switch everything over on day one.

Step 1

Connect your apps

App Slayer plugs into the tools you run today, so they finally talk to each other.

Step 2

Bring it into one place

Customers, machines, manuals and conversations land in one memory the AI can search.

Step 3

Slay what you don’t need

Keep the apps that matter. Drop the rest as the agents take over the work.

Behind the scenes, App Slayer runs on lower-cost tools wired together for you. You manage one system, not a dozen logins, and the real comparison is not software. It is hours of people’s time.

Who it is for

Built for distributors, by distributors

Equipment distributors and dealers that sell, contract, quote, invoice and service, where a price, a promise or a purchase needs the owner’s OK. One brand or ten, every machine you sell gets one place to look it up.

“Your people stop pushing paper and start making you money.”
Ron Christensen, founder