The LocalEnhance Command Centre

A prospect starts on the prospects board. The audit engine runs four checks in parallel, profile completeness, AI citations, Maps rank against real neighbours, and technical site health, and rolls them into one score out of 100. A rank heatmap shows where a business sits against 81 points around it. When an audit is strong enough to book a call, the case for signing gets written from that same evidence: an AI drafts the business case, with deterministic scoring underneath it rather than a plausible-sounding paragraph. From there a deal moves through a kanban board, becomes a quote, becomes a contract, and gets signed at a public link. Signing is also the moment a prospect becomes an active client. Nothing about that handoff needs a second system.

Receipt: 800+ audits run, 81-point rank heatmaps, e-signature at a public link that turns a prospect into an active client.

A new client's Google Business Profile export and a short brand interview go into an onboarding wizard, and what comes out is a 12-week posting plan. Nothing publishes without a person approving it first: posts, photos and offers all sit in an approval queue. Once approved, a ledger tracks what has already gone out, so the same post never publishes twice. Reviews get replied to in the client's own brand voice. Photos and video live in a media library with AI-written captions and search that works on meaning, not filenames. On the day Google's own numbers settle each month, a PDF report goes out. A retention board scores churn risk across nine signals, so a client quietly disengaging shows up before the contract does.

Receipt: 12-week onboarding plans, a publishing ledger that blocks duplicate posts, churn risk scored across nine signals.

Invoices go out on schedule with a payment link attached, and get reconciled against what actually lands behind a hardened webhook, not a spreadsheet someone updates by hand. A payment-proof workflow catches the manual transfers that never touch the webhook. An overdue-chase ladder reminds a client who has not paid, on a fixed schedule, and it never negotiates a discount on its own. Referral and commission ledgers track what a partner is owed. Payroll and commission rules for our own team live as an internal ledger inside the same system. Multi-currency accounting keeps currencies apart rather than adding a peso figure to a dollar one.

Receipt: Recurring invoicing with payment links, an overdue-chase ladder that never negotiates, currencies that never get added together.

WhatsApp, Gmail, Outlook, Instagram and Facebook land in one inbox. An AI drafts a reply and a person sends it. There is a WhatsApp auto-reply tier that can send without a person in the loop, and it is off by default, switched on only if a client asks for it. Outreach runs as sequences rather than one-off messages. Meeting notes get turned into decisions and tasks instead of sitting in a transcript nobody reopens.

Receipt: 53,000+ messages handled in one inbox, five channels, one auto-send exception, and it stays off unless you ask for it.

An article engine writes content, and a deterministic grader scores it for the tells that give away AI writing before it ships, not after a client points them out. A research agent gathers the sources a piece is going to cite. Presentations and monthly reports get generated, but nothing exports until a fact-and-consent gate checks every number against source data and every client name against what that client has actually agreed to share. Client websites go through an 8-phase pipeline, from intake to a live Cloudflare Pages deploy, with screenshots at the end so nobody has to take the build's word for it.

Receipt: 39 client sites built through the same 8-phase pipeline, a grader that blocks AI writing tells before publish.

A nightly pass runs across active clients and proposes fixes: a listing gap, a stale price, a review sitting unanswered. Every write an agent makes, a post, a reply, an invoice, a document, defaults to a dry run and queues for a person. Access is task-scoped, so an agent assigned to reply to reviews cannot also touch invoicing, only the tools and locations it was given for that task. An audit log keeps the before and after value on every change, whether an agent or a person made it. Clients see their own slice of all this through 16 token-gated surfaces: every client link is an unguessable single-purpose token, not a login.

Receipt: 500+ agent runs, each one approved by a person, across roughly 70 tools in the agent layer.