Walk out with the follow-up done.
About 52 seconds after the meeting ends, Knack has the recap: the quote, the objection, the decision maker, each line with a ▶ timestamp that plays the moment it came from. Then the work routes itself: the follow-up email goes out, the CRM is updated, the next visit is booked.
Receipts, not summaries
Every claim links to the second it was said. The ▶ chip is the difference between trusting an AI and checking it.
Work leaves the app
Follow-up email from your own address, quote attached. CRM stage and price updated. Next visit on the calendar. Before you reach the truck.
Ask anything, any meeting
Every conversation joins one memory. Ask what Sarah said about timing three weeks ago and get the answer, with the tape to prove it.
How fast is the recap really?
About 52 seconds from tapping stop to a finished recap on your phone. Fast enough to review it in the truck before you leave the curb.
What if the AI gets something wrong?
Every line in the recap carries a timestamp chip. Tap it and hear the moment it came from. You never have to trust a summary, you can hear it for yourself.
Which tools does the work flow into?
Follow-up email through your own Gmail, CRM updates into Housecall Pro first, with more integrations on the roadmap, and the next visit onto the calendar. The point is that work leaves the app instead of piling up as notes.
Do reps have to write anything up at night?
No. The evening write-up is the thing Knack deletes from the job. The recap, the follow-up, and the CRM entry exist before the rep gets home.