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The org chart

Five coworkers. One shop.

You text them like staff. Titles say Caliber AI. Homeowners never join Slack. They call, text, or use the site chat.

The top of the chart

You. The owner.

Every yes stays yours: spend, refunds, change orders past your line. The chart below works for you — never around you.

Derek Hayes — drawn portrait

Director's office

Derek Hayes

Director of operations

Included from Command

Derek has already read the other four when you wake up. Capacity, exceptions, answered-versus-missed, cash. He briefs the money. He does not take the books.

See Derek's day →
Brooke Sterling — drawn portrait

Phone · SMS · website chat

Brooke Sterling

Office manager

Included from Command

Brooke answers every inbound call, text, and website chat in seconds. She remembers the customer, qualifies the job, and hands Travis something bookable. She never invents a price.

See Brooke's day →
Travis Boone — drawn portrait

Dispatch · techs text him

Travis Boone

Operations coordinator

Included from Command

Travis writes the booking into your field software — calendar and tech portal, not a sticky note. Then he briefs the job, keeps the homeowner posted, and closes the loop after the paid close.

See Travis's day →
Paige Hollis — drawn portrait

Marketing

Paige Hollis

Director of marketing

Joins on Growth

Paige runs the shop's presence — Google profile, reviews, pages, local search. She scores every dollar against booked jobs and profit, not clicks. And she cannot spend without you.

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Claire Donovan — drawn portrait

Finance

Claire Donovan

Director of finance

Joins on Growth

Claire watches paid-versus-not, chases what's owed without burning the relationship, and puts a margin number on every job. She cannot move a dollar — refunds wait for your card.

See Claire's day →

You can rename them. You cannot hide a seat. There is no sixth person.