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Business automation that ships work, not software you have to babysit

PQV builds and runs your automations: follow-ups, reporting, review responses, and content handoffs. A named operator owns each workflow, a human review pass gates every send, and an audit trail records what ran.

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What actually gets automated

Not a platform. A set of workflows, each owned by a named operator, each gated by human review.

Lead follow-up

Inquiries answered and worked on a fixed cadence, with a human review pass before every send. Speed to lead without the 2am copy-paste.

Review response

New reviews watched daily, responses drafted in your voice, published after your approval. Your reputation stops running unattended.

Reporting

The monthly numbers assembled, read, and explained in plain language. What shipped, what moved, what to fix next.

Content handoffs

Draft, review, publish. Social, email, and web content moving on a calendar instead of when someone remembers.

Internal handoffs

The work that sits in an inbox between two people, moved to a documented workflow that does not forget.

Front-line coverage

Missed-call text-back and message routing so the customer who called at lunch is not the customer you lost at lunch.

Why this is not an automation tool

Tools give you the ability to do the work. PQV does the work.

Every automation platform sells the same promise: connect your apps and the busywork disappears. What actually happens is that you become the unpaid administrator of the automation, and the first silent failure runs for three weeks before anyone notices.

PQV inverts it. A named operator builds the workflow, watches it, and answers for it. A human review pass sits between every automation and your customers, so nothing embarrassing ships in your name. The audit trail records what ran, when, and who approved it.

If you are comparing this to hiring an agency instead, read the AI agency alternative page. If you are starting smaller, local presence first, start with Get Found Locally.

Delivered through the published tiers

Tier fees are published. The Discovery Sprint that precedes any tier engagement is complimentary for qualified prospects.

Get Found Locally

$750/mo

$400 setup

Content Velocity

$1,800/mo

$500 setup

Pipeline Builder

$3,800/mo

$1,000 setup

Most chosen

Revenue Operations

$6,500/mo

$2,000 setup

Custom Stack

Contact sales

Custom setup

White-Label Partnership is a separate reseller track, discussed under NDA. See full pricing.

Questions

Business automation, answered

What does PQV mean by business automation?
Recurring work moved off your plate and onto a run cadence: lead follow-up sequences, review monitoring and response, monthly reporting, and draft-review-publish content workflows. You approve, the bench ships, the audit trail records it.
Is this software I have to learn?
No. There is no dashboard to log into and no tool to configure. A named operator builds the workflow, runs it, and reports in plain language. Your time commitment is approving output, about ten minutes a week on the entry tier.
How is this different from hiring an automation consultant?
A consultant builds the workflow and leaves; when it breaks, it is your problem. PQV runs what it builds, month to month, with a named operator responsible for each workflow and a human review pass before anything customer-facing goes out.
What does business automation cost?
It is delivered through the published tiers. Get Found Locally at $750 per month plus $400 setup covers local-presence automation. Pipeline Builder at $3,800 plus $1,000 adds outbound and lead-response workflows. Revenue Operations at $6,500 plus $2,000 runs marketing, sales, and pipeline as one motion.
Does anything send without a human looking at it?
No. Every outbound message, review response, and published piece passes a human review before it ships. Nothing publishes on autopilot, and every action lives in an audit trail you can read.
Which workflows do owners usually automate first?
Lead follow-up is almost always first, because slow response loses deals that were already won. Review response is second. Monthly reporting is third, because it is the one everyone quietly stops doing by hand.
Who is business automation NOT right for?
If you want to buy software and run it yourself, buy software. If you operate in a regulated vertical, PQV takes that only as custom enterprise scope with compliance review, never as automated outbound.
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