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One customer record
Contact data, permissions and visit history stay connected.
Contractors · Industry solution
Show your workmanship before the first estimate.
Connect project feedback, service-area visibility and quote inquiries in one organized workspace. NexaGrowthPro helps contractors explain their work, prepare branded content and give potential customers a clear next step.
Your brand. Your connected accounts. Your approval.
More clarity.
A stronger business.
A stronger business.
Nexa Business Hub · AI CRM & Front Desk
A working day built around contractors.
Customers, projects, appointments and follow-up use a shared workspace with a contractors template. Track operational milestones; financial agreements remain in your approved system.
Explore the Business HubIllustrative workflow · availability depends on plan and settings.
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Appointments & attendance
Reserve resources and track confirmation, arrival and completion.
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Conversations
Portal communication plus configured email and dedicated-number SMS.
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Customer tickets
Assign a next owner, deadline, status and customer-visible reply.
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Service files
Track the steps and follow-up belonging to one service.
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AI assistance
Review drafts and explanations grounded in approved context and computed metrics.
One portal for the customer. A separate relationship with each business.
Customers connect through verified invitations. Each business controls its permitted actions and sees only its own relationship, while the customer can access several verified business connections.
InquirySite visitQuote follow-upScheduledIn progressHandoverClosed
Availability varies by plan and business settings. External providers need configuration. This is administrative software, not a medical record, legal case-management system or airline ticket-issuance service.
Built around the way you work
A clearer connection between your business and your next customer.
Homeowners comparing contractors need confidence in the type of work you do and the way your team communicates. A strong project photo needs useful context, a clear service description and a reliable contact path—not just another post.
01 / Reputation
Build a reputation around completed work
After an eligible completed job, invite the customer to share honest feedback. Review comments about communication, arrival times, cleanliness and the handover experience alongside the rating. AI-assisted insights help you spot recurring themes and prepare response drafts. Keep any follow-up tied to the original issue so the manager can see what was addressed. Do not describe a customer’s private property details in a public reply.
Explore reputation & reviews02 / Local visibility
Make service-area pages more useful
AI Site Survey helps identify missing project types, unclear calls to action and website gaps. SEO Growth prepares drafts for real services and locations you cover, from renovations to specialty work. Add accurate examples, explain how an estimate starts and review every claim about qualifications or coverage. Recommendations support your planning; website changes still need an appropriate implementation step, and search placement is not guaranteed.
Explore website & SEO tools03 / Branded marketing
Turn project context into branded marketing
Use approved project images and business details to prepare a poster, short video or caption. Explain the work rather than relying on a generic building photograph. Your logo and tone stay part of the creative, while your team checks permission to use customer images and verifies the project description. An authorized person approves the exact content and chooses the supported social account and time for publication.
Explore AI Marketing Studio04 / Customer inquiries
Give each estimate request a follow-up path
Collect contact details and general project inquiries through the website, then track their status in the lead pipeline. Staff can distinguish a new inquiry from a contacted prospect or a won job. Submitting a form does not create a fixed quote or reserve a crew. Reports combine inquiries, feedback, content and local visibility work so the owner can identify where to focus the next round of marketing effort.
Explore lead captureFrom explanation to everyday use
Picture the workflow in your business.
A renovation prospect finds a relevant service page and asks for an estimate. Your office follows up, and after the completed project an eligible review request adds useful feedback to the next monthly planning discussion.
Illustrative scenario, not a customer testimonial or a promised result.1Project inquiry
2Estimate conversation
3Completed-job feedback
Make your marketing work as a connected system.
Choose a plan for your business, review its included capacity, and start setting up your profile, accounts and customer-controlled workflows.