Build Accurate
AI Agents for Your
HVAC Business

Woodrow builds reliable AI agents for the work you repeat every day, from service requests and estimates to parts receipts, job billing, and reviews.

Service request intakeActiveRuns hourly
Workflow5 steps
Scan the web form and inbox for new requestsGmail
Check whether each customer is already on fileQuickBooks
Log each customer, address, and problem on the job boardSheets
Mark anything described as no heat or no cooling as urgent
Draft booking confirmations for you to sendApproval
Every run logged

What HVAC businesses hand off to Woodrow

Incoming queries, estimates, parts receipts, job billing, reviews, renewals. Each agent follows your rules, pauses for review where you decide, and keeps a record of every run.

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Your expert agent builder

Woodrow works like an engineer behind the scenes, building, running, and improving your agents, so you don't have to.

 ​Learns
 ​how you work
Type, talk, or upload a video to show Woodrow what you do. It asks questions so every detail is right.
 ​Logs
 ​every action
Every run is fully reviewable, with a record of the inputs, decisions, actions, and outputs.
 ​Stays
 ​accurate over time
Woodrow monitors your integrations for changes and suggests updates to keep the work flowing.
Woodrow asks:
What should I do when a request comes in after hours?
Log it and flag it for me right away if it's urgent
Draft a reply with the next open slot
Hold it for the morning
✓ Saved to workflow
Last run: October 1st at 4:00 pmCompleted
1
GmailScan for new requests: 3 found
16:00:0212s
2
QuickBooksCheck for existing customers
16:00:1421s
3
Job boardLog each customer, address, and problem
16:00:3518s
4
TriageCheck for no heat or no cooling: 1 urgent
16:00:535s
5
DraftsDraft three booking confirmations
16:00:5841s
Integration alert:

A Preferred Time field was added to your web form. I mapped it into the booking confirmation draft and checked this morning's requests to verify. Would you like to save this update?

-form → name, address, problem
+form → name, address, problem, preferred time

Works with the tools you already use

Woodrow connects to your email, calendar, spreadsheets, accounting, and bill pay tools, and can reach supplier portals and review sites even when APIs fall short or don't exist.

QuickBooks
Gmail
Google Calendar
Google Sheets
Bill.com
Google Drive

+ Field service software, supplier portals, review sites, and any other tool you use.

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Your data stays yours

Woodrow is SOC 2 Type II compliant, with encryption and strict access controls. ​Your information is never used to train models.

TLS 1.3+
transit encryption
Automatic
PII masking
AES-256
encryption at rest
Strict
data isolation
AICPA SOC badge
Role-based
access controls
Pre-approved
tool whitelisting
Annual
compliance audit
No model
training

Common questions

Does Woodrow work with the tools we already use?

Yes. Woodrow works with the tools you already have, such as your inbox, calendar, spreadsheets, and QuickBooks. If you use field service software, or add it later, Woodrow can connect to that, too.

Yes. Agents read photos, PDFs, and emailed receipts, pull the line items, and match them to the job the same way on every run.

Only where you decide. Agents can work on their own, pause for review, or wait for approval. You can always start with invoices and follow-ups going to the owner for review first and send them automatically later.

Yes. There is no minimum size. Start with one task you do on repeat, such as parts receipts or renewals, and add more once it's running.

Your customers' details stay private. Woodrow encrypts everything it stores and sends, keeps names, phone numbers, and other personal details away from the AI models unless a step needs them, and never uses your data to train those models. An independent firm audits Woodrow's security every year, producing the same SOC 2 Type II report that enterprise companies ask their vendors for.

More time in the field. ​
Less time after hours.

Start with one task. Let Woodrow take it from there.