Product Lines
Whole House · RO · Softeners · Ozone · Commercial
01 PROPOSAL — MAY 2026
BUILD. AUTOMATE. SCALE.
“We hired a rep, never met him a day in my life. He put in three bad deals. Pinnacle’s pissed.” — Brad, on what just happened
One unvetted rep almost cost a finance company relationship. Right now there’s no system to catch a lie before it reaches Pinnacle — just trust, and Janelle eyeballing every deal after the fact.
Reps lying about customer income to push deals through finance.
Finance relationships at risk — Pinnacle, Aqua, Synchrony, GoodLeap.
You don’t meet every rep before they submit — and shouldn’t have to.
Your office shouldn’t carry manual variance-catching at scale.
As volume grows, manual review doesn’t — it breaks.
Five product lines. Five finance partners. Nine lead channels. Right now, an 8-tab Excel workbook is the load-bearing wall.
Whole House · RO · Softeners · Ozone · Commercial
Aqua · Synchrony · GoodLeap · Fortifi · Pinnacle
Referral · Facebook · Home Show · Door Knock · Website · Dealer · Existing · Builder · Kiosk
Reps spread across territories — no single source of truth.
Five finance partners means five sets of submission rules to keep straight.
Nine lead channels means leads landing everywhere — and nowhere.
Service plans + warranty + filter cycles compounding across customers.
“I need to make it so simple that it just runs and our deals are flowing through and that’s it. It’s not that hard. I just need a couple checks and balances in place.” — Brad, on what ‘done’ looks like
Variance gets caught at submission, not after the finance company calls.
Rep to close. One record. No spreadsheet copy-paste.
Waterfall runs itself. Numbers are right or they don’t show.
Truck-first. Three taps to submit. No training manual.
Live in weeks, not quarters. Ship the core, then layer.
I opened every tab. Here’s what each one becomes.
Brad and Jose adjust assumptions without a developer. Mirrors the Assumptions sheet.
Aqua, Synchrony, GoodLeap, Fortifi, Pinnacle each enforce their own submission requirements at the form level.
#VALUE!
Net Split Pool · Nathan Split · BluTek Split — calculated at entry, validated before save, never blank.
Reps see minimum sale price live as they enter. Below redline = blocked. Below target = warned.
Pending → Scheduled → Installed → Warranty Submitted → Service. Each transition triggers the right person automatically.
Referral · Facebook · Home Show · Door Knock · Website · Dealer · Existing · Builder · Kiosk — tagged on entry, ROI tracked per channel.
Every line above came from your workbook. Not a template. Yours.
The Excel killer. Same data. Same logic. Multi-user. Mobile. Live this month.
Solves the Pinnacle problem manually. Operational this month.
What it actually looks like when a deal moves from the truck to the dashboard. Real sample data from your workbook.
3 taps. Done.
AI flagged 1 of 3. Your eyes on what matters.
See it all without doing the math.
The same system. Three views. Built for what each person actually does.
Everything in Option A — plus the muscle.
Rep submits, AI reads the paystub, flags discrepancies before Janelle even sees them. Color-coded queue — green, yellow, red. The Pinnacle problem, solved automatically.
Lead moves to Quoted → rep gets reminder. Appointment set → day-of ping. AI watches stale leads and surfaces what to do next.
Reps submit from the field. Camera-first photo upload. Voice-to-text on notes. Sub-three-minute deal entry from phone.
Solves Pinnacle automatically. Replaces the entire Excel. Built for scale across all of Next Era's businesses.
What the muscle features actually look like when a real deal moves through. Same panels you saw — now with the brain layer on top.
Submitted from the truck. AI verified. Follow-up scheduled.
AI does the math. Janelle makes the call. Both watch the same deal.
Sales, ops, service — all rolling up live.
Same lifecycle. Same screens. AI does the heavy lifting between them.
| Capability | Option A | Option B |
|---|---|---|
| Sales Register + Deal Waterfall | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pricing Floor enforcement | ✓ | ✓ |
| Owner dashboard | ✓ | ✓ |
| Janelle approval queue | ✓ | ✓ |
| Excel data import | ✓ | ✓ |
| Basic Kanban leads | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI income verification | — | ✓ |
| Stage + AI follow-up automation | — | ✓ |
| Mobile-first rep flow | — | ✓ |
| Install + Service module | — | ✓ |
| Rep performance leaderboard | — | ✓ |
| Cross-trade customer toggle | — | ✓ |
| Build price | $5,000 | $9,500 |
| Monthly | $200 | $400 |
| Time to live | 3 weeks | 5 weeks |
| Post-launch support | 2 weeks | 4 weeks |
Big agencies quote this build at $50K–$100K — and what you’d be paying for isn’t the software. It’s everything wrapped around it. You don’t need any of it.
A 6-month timeline.
Months of discovery, scoping calls, and stakeholder reviews. You need this live in weeks.
A project manager you never talk to. You’d talk to the PM. The PM would talk to the dev. The dev would build what the PM heard, not what you said.
Change-request invoices. “Out of scope” is how agencies bill. With me, the scope is your business — if it’s in your workflow, it’s in the build.
A dev team that’s never seen a water deal. They’d Google “what is GoodLeap.” You don’t have time to teach your contractor what a redline is.
Same software. None of the overhead. Direct line to the builder.
Sign today, operational in weeks. Two tracks — pick yours.
Pricing locked through May 28, 2026. After that, Option B requires re-quote based on current capacity — agency-client slots fill up. Option A remains available but timeline shifts with my book.
Lock it in now, build it on this timeline. Wait, and we re-talk.
Payment structure — 50% on signing, 50% on launch. No surprise costs.
Your reps sell water systems around the $9,500 mark. Wholesale cost is in the $4,500 range. That's a gross margin of roughly $5,000 per install — before install labor, finance fees, and overhead. Now look at what that gross can absorb.
Roughly the gross of one install covers the full build.
Two installs' gross clears Option B with room to spare.
One ruptured finance partner doesn't stop at the partner. It costs you reps, sales, and customer trust for months.
The build is well inside what your deal economics already produce.
After it pays back — every install is protected, every rep is checked.
Option A solves Pinnacle manually — and that works. But Option B turns your most valuable employee’s eyes into a backup, not the front line. Janelle is human. AI catches what humans miss. Sometimes that’s the difference between a saved relationship and a fired finance partner.
AI does the first pass. Janelle only sees what actually needs human eyes. She works less. She catches more.
Stage-triggered reminders. AI-flagged stale leads. Reps don’t forget who to call back — because they don’t have to remember.
Same logins, same data model, same financial logic when you bring in roofing, solar, and HVAC. No rebuild.
Pick the option that fits. Sign + send deposit. Operational in 3–5 weeks.