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For owner-led 3PLs and warehousing companies · 5–200 staffClient support emails acknowledged and routed automatically. New-client quote requests followed up. Orders from emails and spreadsheets entered without anyone typing them twice. Storage and accessorial billing assembled automatically, with a person checking before it goes out.
Not sure the leak is in your calls? Start with a free Website & ChatGPT Visibility Audit.
Where leads leak
By the numbers · industry data, not our results
23%
of 2,241 US companies audited never responded to a web inquiry at all.
Industry data: Harvard Business Review, 2011
Your clients email about stuck orders, receiving appointments and inventory counts. Your team answers the same questions all day.
Some clients still send orders as spreadsheets or emails, so someone re-types them into the WMS.
At month-end, storage and accessorial charges get compiled by hand. And the prospect who asked for a quote last week is still waiting.
Order-status and inventory questions pile up.
Prospective clients wait days for a quote.
Orders typed by hand into the WMS.
Storage, pick-and-pack and accessorial charges compiled manually.
The offer
Client emails acknowledged and routed automatically, orders entered without re-typing, month-end billing compiled for a person to check, and new-client quotes followed up.
A 30-minute call with Nicolas about your client inbox, order entry, month-end billing and new-client quotes. He reviews your numbers and sends a report covering where requests and hours leak, a rough monthly cost clearly labeled as an estimate, and the 1–3 fixes he'd make first, ranked by payback. It's a short one-page report, and Nicolas gives you a date for it on the call.
If it's worth fixing, we build the one system your report ranks first (for example, order entry from client emails and spreadsheets) inside your WMS, shipping and accounting tools. Fixed scope, fixed price, in writing. First system live fast, with the timeline agreed in writing before we start.
The audit is free and the report is yours to keep, even if we never work together. If we build, it's a fixed scope at a fixed price agreed in writing, with a full refund before work starts. You own the setup, scripts, data and logins, there's no lock-in, and a person stays in charge of anything touching money or customers. See our refund policy.
Rough estimate
By the numbers · industry data, not our results
~7×
as likely to qualify a web lead when the firm tried to contact it within an hour, compared with trying even an hour later.
Industry data: Harvard Business Review, 2011
Put in your own numbers to see your own rough estimate. Nothing is filled in for you, and nothing here is data about your business or your industry.
Your estimate, based on the numbers you enter. Not a quote or a promise. It's the value of work that may be slipping away, not a price for our services. The free AI audit replaces it with your real numbers.
The Free AI Audit
This is the form, inbox and proposal version of the audit: how fast new inquiries get a first reply, what happens out of hours, and how quotes and proposals are followed up. It uses your numbers, not industry guesses.
30 minutes, free, booked below. Tell Nicolas how new inquiries, follow-up and proposals work today. If it's not a fit, he'll tell you on the call.
He works from your numbers and, only if you agree, one or two test inquiries at times you choose. We never test your business without telling you first.
Nicolas gives you a date for it on the call. It covers where your leads leak, a rough monthly cost (clearly labeled as an estimate), and the 1–3 fixes we'd make first, ranked by payback. It's yours to keep, whether or not we ever work together.
What we don't do: call your business pretending to be a customer without telling you, share your numbers, or use them for anything else.
After the audit
By the numbers · industry data, not our results
100×
lower odds of reaching a web lead by phone when it was called at 30 minutes instead of within 5 minutes.
Industry data: Lead Response Management Study (MIT / InsideSales.com), 2007
If the audit finds something worth fixing, you get a fixed-price plan in writing. There's no public price list, because every business runs different tools and has different leaks. You'll know the cost before any work starts.
Answers client calls when the floor is busy, answers routine questions you approve and routes the rest to the right person.
A missed call gets a text from your number automatically.
Client emails acknowledged and routed automatically. New-client quote requests answered fast and followed up until they sign or pass.
Orders from emails and spreadsheets entered without re-typing, billing assembled from your WMS data for a person to check, and overdue-invoice chasing.
Talk to Ava on our live demo, like one of your customers would. The demo is set up as an HVAC company; yours would know your business, hours and rules. Demo bookings are pretend.
Second free option
By the numbers · industry data, not our results
47%
of mobile searchers say they're more likely to look at other brands if a business has no phone number in its search results.
Industry data: Google / Ipsos, The Role of Click to Call, 2013
Not phone-heavy, or want to start smaller? We check your public website: your Google PageSpeed scores, whether calling or booking is obvious on a phone, your basic search setup, and whether ChatGPT and other answer engines recommend you or a competitor for searches like "3PL warehouse for ecommerce near me". It's free: you get a short one-page report, and Nicolas gives you a date for it on the call. Nothing to install, and we only look at what's public.
AI answers change from one run to the next, so the report is a dated snapshot, not a ranking.
Book a call and ask for the free Visibility AuditProof, honestly
We don't have case studies to show you yet, and we won't make any up. Instead: the audit is free and you keep the report; you can hear the system working before you spend a dollar; and if it's not a fit, we'll say so.
Nicolas Sposato, CEO of Executive Automation. He runs the intro call, reviews your audit himself and sends you the report.
FAQ
Where your WMS allows it, yes. We confirm exactly what it can share on the intro call before promising anything.
That's why a person reviews every invoice before it goes out. Automation does the compiling, your team does the judgment.
That's common, and it's exactly the re-typing the audit measures. We'll tell you which formats can be automated and which can't.
It only answers with what you approve and what your systems actually show. Anything it isn't sure about goes to a person, and a person stays in charge of refunds and anything touching money.
There's no public price list, because every business runs different tools and has different leaks. The audit is free. If you want help afterwards, you get a fixed price in writing before any work starts: no day rates and no surprise invoices.
A one-page report: where your leads leak, a rough monthly cost estimate (clearly labeled as an estimate and built only from your numbers), and the 1–3 fixes we'd make first, ranked by payback. It's yours to keep.
No catch. It's how we find out whether we can help. You keep the report either way, and if there's nothing worth fixing, we'll tell you. You can also start with the free Website & ChatGPT Visibility Audit.
It's a short one-page report, and Nicolas gives you a date for it on the call. There's no fixed turnaround, because it depends on what the audit needs to look at.
Good. The audit is still a useful check: it shows what happens to the calls and inquiries that slip past (lunch, after hours, two lines ringing at once, the busy weeks). If everything's covered, you'll have that in writing, and we'll tell you there's nothing to fix.
That's the right worry. Listen to the demo and judge for yourself. If Ava isn't good enough for your customers, we shouldn't build it. She can hand off to a person whenever you want.
You decide how Ava introduces herself, but we don't recommend pretending she's a person.
We build inside the tools you already use. Tell us what you run (your WMS, ShipStation, QuickBooks or NetSuite) on the intro call, and we'll confirm exactly how we'd connect to it before you commit to anything.
No. Ava and missed-call text-back run on your existing number.
Fast. We start with one system and build it inside your existing tools, and the timeline is agreed in writing before we start.
Builds are a fixed scope at a fixed price, usually a deposit up front and the balance on delivery. Ongoing support is optional, billed monthly, and can be canceled any month. Before work starts, you get a full refund. You own the setup, scripts, data and logins, so nothing is held hostage. See our refund policy.
Systems are built inside your own tools and accounts. Your data stays yours, it's never used to train anyone else's software, and a person stays in charge of anything touching money or customers. We'll map exactly what each piece touches on the intro call.
That's common, often because it was a big project that never shipped, or nobody owned it after launch. We start small: fixed scope up front, one system first, built in your tools, with a person in charge. Tell us what broke last time, and we'll tell you honestly whether we'd hit the same wall.
Could be, and we'll tell you if so. The audit sometimes finds nothing worth fixing. But small teams often lose the most per missed inquiry, because the owner is the one on the job. The call is 30 minutes, and you can book a slot a few weeks out.
Nicolas Sposato, CEO of Executive Automation. He runs the intro call, reviews your audit himself and sends the report.
Not yet. We're new, and we'd rather show you a live demo and a free AI audit than invent numbers.
Book the free AI audit
Pick a time for the short intro call. After it, Nicolas reviews your answers and sends a short one-page AI audit report. He'll give you a date on the call. Free, useful even if we never work together, and if there's nothing to fix, we'll tell you.
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