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Kordless runs the front desk for your pool company. It owns the path from a homeowner’s first question to paid, booked work — and keeps maintenance contracts signed up, renewed, and on the calendar. A serious inquiry never waits too long, a bid never goes unchased, and a deposit link never sits unsent while you’re out on a job site. This edition is built for pool builders, remodelers, and service companies: construction, remodeling, equipment repair, weekly maintenance, and seasonal opening and closing.

What Kordless does

A homeowner sends photos of their pool or yard. Kordless — “the agent” throughout these docs — identifies what they’re asking for, asks your qualifying questions, bids the project from your rate card, collects a deposit, and helps them schedule the work. For maintenance, it signs up the homeowner on a recurring contract and keeps the service calendar full. You stay in control: high-value or unclear projects wait for your approval, and every conversation, price, payment, and booking stays visible to you. The agent never invents a price. Bids come from the rates you publish, with ranges and validity windows to handle the fact that a photo can’t tell the whole story until you’re on site.

The loop

1

A request comes in

Photos and questions arrive from your website chat, a form, or a message. The agent reads them and starts a conversation.
2

It gets qualified

The agent asks your project-type, pool-size, equipment, access, and timing questions until it knows enough to bid the work.
3

A bid goes out

The agent bids from your rate card. Routine maintenance can go out on its own; build and remodel bids are ranges that may require a site visit, and high-value or low-confidence projects wait for your approval.
4

The homeowner commits

The homeowner pays a deposit and picks a slot from the bid link. That deposit is the moment an inquiry becomes a booked project.
5

The work gets scheduled

The booking lands on your service calendar, the property gets a record, and the balance is ready to collect when the work is done.
6

The customer comes back

For maintenance, the contract activates and weekly service begins. For seasonal work, Kordless reaches back out when it’s time to open or close the pool — turning one project into the next one.

Where things live

Kordless uses a few names for the places you’ll work. You’ll see them across the app and these docs:
NameWhat it is
Bid DeskWhere inquiries become priced, approvable bids
Service calendarYour schedule — service visits, holds, and booked projects
PropertiesYour homeowners and every pool you’ve worked on
ContractsMaintenance agreements — activation, pause, and renewal
ShowcaseYour company’s website
MoneyDeposits, balances, fees, and payouts
TodayYour morning feed of what Kordless handled and what needs a decision

Next steps

Quickstart

Set up your company and publish your first calibrated rates.

Connect your channels

Send email from your own domain and put the chat widget on your site.