Observe
Example job record
Housecall Pro source identified
Get Busy
* Availability depends on workspace setup, provider readiness, and policy.
It reads the jobs already in your Housecall Pro account, prepares the day's work, and holds every send for your approval.
Availability · Available
Housecall Pro job visibilityA connected workspace and fresh Housecall Pro read access are required.
Proof: How this worksThe problem
None of this is hard. It is just relentless, and it happens while you are under a house with a flashlight in your mouth.
Nobody called them back that evening. They called the next company on the list, and that company answered.
The work was finished in April. The money is still outstanding, and the longer it sits the less likely it is to arrive.
You serviced them twice and never asked about a maintenance plan. They are somebody else's recurring revenue now.
The category
Get Busy is a governed operator for home-service companies. It reads the tools you already pay for, does the follow-up you keep meaning to do, and shows you the exact change before it goes out — approvals and verification stay yours.
Illustrative read-only review
An example Housecall Pro job moves through source context and freshness checks without claiming a provider write.
Read-only flow · Observe · Verify · no Prepare, Approve, or Execute claim
Capability state · Available
Housecall Pro job visibility — A connected workspace and fresh Housecall Pro read access are required. How this works
Example job record
Housecall Pro source identified
Provider source and freshness stay visible; no external change is claimed.
What it can show
Built for owners. Powered by agents.
Availability · Available
Housecall Pro job visibility — A connected workspace and fresh Housecall Pro read access are required.
Proof: How this worksOne example job shows synced context, source readiness, and verification without claiming a provider write.
ILLUSTRATIVE · GATEDSee GetBusy in actionShowing A job record, in view.
Governance in the workflow
read-only authority
↑ named
1
provider connection
↑ required
1
source freshness
↑ visible
1
Product contract — availability depends on workspace setup, provider readiness, and policy.
Capability state · Available
QuickBooks read-only visibilityA connected workspace and fresh QuickBooks read access are required.
Proof: How this worksBefore you ask
Still not the answer you needed? Read how it works.
Not unless you hand it a lane. Every outbound message starts approval-gated — prepared, shown to you, held. A send type that builds a clean approval streak can be flipped to earned-auto by you, one lane at a time, and revoked just as fast. Provider writes sit behind a kill switch that ships disabled.
No. It reads Housecall Pro and QuickBooks the way they already are. If your process is messy, it reads the mess and tells you where the money is stuck in it.
You catch it at the approval step, because you see the exact change before it happens rather than a summary of it. Anything already sent is re-checked against the provider and reported as it actually landed.
As long as it takes to connect one provider. The first owner queue is built from your own records — there is no sample workspace and no seeding period.
Get started
See what connected evidence the operator can observe and verify, with gates visible for anything more.
Reads your tools · Prepares the work · Waits for your approval