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Three stalled jobs. You only say yes.

A Monday morning at a sample fire door firm. Three engineers get stuck on parts. Guddun chases the suppliers, the engineers and the building managers on all three at once. Jo in the office makes the office calls, and anything that costs money waits for you.

A simulation in your browser. The firm, people and prices are samples, and nobody gets a message. Guddun’s real engine runs every step; everyone else’s replies are scripted. Guddun isn’t live yet.

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How this works
  • Guddun’s engine checks each step, holds anything that costs money for your yes, and only moves when the right person has answered.
  • Jo’s choices, the other people’s replies and the wording are scripted for this sample.
  • Supplier prices are entered exactly here. Reading them from a free-text message isn’t built yet.
  • Guddun saves Dave’s words exactly as the hold-up. In this sample it doesn’t read them: the part comes from the job’s order.
  • The job system is a sample. There’s no connection to a real one yet.
  • Guddun isn’t on WhatsApp yet, and reply buttons on WhatsApp are being built.

Pask & Gubbins Fire Doors (sample)

Monday morning. Three engineers on three jobs, Jo in the office, and you, the director.

Dave’s phone

Engineer, Flat 47