Claude
106 calls booked, $30,000 signed
Michael Shaimerden runs his company solo. One Claude agent holds the whole company context. The company lives in folders and scripts in one code repository. The agent finds leads from signals like job posts and comments. It chats with leads and books calls. It writes one post a week. It chases quiet proposals and unpaid invoices. It logs work to the CRM. A loop wakes every six minutes. All external actions pass one approval queue. A work type earns auto-send only after ten clean approvals in a row. Money and mass sends never go on auto-send.
How it wentIn eight months, 38 people booked 106 calls through the system. About $30,000 of work was signed. He still closed the deals himself. Last month, 396 of 845 shipped items went out with no touch from him. Per 100 cold requests, about 40 accept, about 18 reply, and about one becomes a meeting.
Try it · based on the source's workflow
Run my back office from [folder or system]. Each morning, list: proposals with no reply in [days], invoices unpaid past [date], and replies I have not answered. Draft one follow-up for each, in my voice, using [my examples]. Put every draft in one approval list. Send nothing until I approve it. Log what I approved and what sent. Never auto-send anything about money.
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106 calls booked, $30,000 signed — from The SmallOffice Brief, a daily brief of real AI cases for small businesses: https://smalloffice.space/case-106-calls-booked-30-000-signed