Find the part you need
Project management
Keep a job’s tasks, dates, people and latest decisions together.
Read the pageCustomers
Keep contact details, decisions and follow-ups ready for the next conversation.
Read the pageCrew scheduling
Plan shifts, reuse a weekly pattern and make changes the crew can follow.
Read the pageBizzy Bookings
Offer appointment times and let customers book or manage a visit within your rules.
Read the pageBusiness deadlines
Keep confirmed renewal dates with their source, preparation and responsible person.
Read the pagePractical automation
Give familiar work clear handoffs and approvals, following rules you choose.
Read the pageCertification dates
Track the actual training or credential requirement, its source and the next action.
Read the pageFind the first useful thing
Each part of BizzyBot has its own page here, and each one is optional. Projects hold a job's tasks and the date you promised the customer. The customer records keep a phone number beside the decisions that go with it. Shifts plans the crew's week. Bizzy Bookings gives customers a link to pick a time you can keep, with an arrival window for a visit. Business deadlines and certification dates go on the calendar with the preparation in front of them, and Flows pass finished work to the next person. It's all one price: $12 a month for the owner, $6 for each teammate who edits the work and $0 for light users. Turning a tool on is a decision about the work, not the bill. Still comparing products? The roundup of small business management software looks at the whole category first.
If customer details keep disappearing, start with the CRM. If work changes hands, look at projects and Flows. If the morning begins with a round of calls, explore crew schedules and messages. You don't have to set everything up at once.
The feature pages show ordinary work: a changed appointment, a handoff, a job that comes around again. Pick the example that sounds like your Tuesday.