Catering requests in five places
They show up in Facebook messages, texts, voicemail, and email. Someone has to retype every one into the calendar and hope nothing slips through.
You hand me the messy stuff, and I help get it handled. AI handles the repetitive parts in the background. A person checks anything important, and nothing leaves without your okay. Watch it work on this page before we ever talk.
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Every business has a version of it. Here's what it looks like around here.
They show up in Facebook messages, texts, voicemail, and email. Someone has to retype every one into the calendar and hope nothing slips through.
The phone rings while everyone's hands are full. Someone writes a note, sets it down, and means to call back. By the time anyone remembers, the customer has moved on.
Invoices and requests sit in your inbox waiting for an answer. You're the only one who knows where anything stands, so the team keeps stopping to ask you.
If one of these sounds like your week, that's exactly the kind of work I clean up. Don't take my word for it. The next section lets you run it yourself.
Three small demos built around one fictional cafe. Pick a tab, press the buttons, and approve things the way an owner would.
Honest demo: everything below runs in your browser on made-up sample data for a fictional business. It shows the kind of workflow and controls ClearPath can build, not a live client system. No AI model runs on this page. Nothing is sent or saved, and no live system changes.
Each demo has its own page walking through exactly what it does:
With scripts off in this view, the push-button versions stay parked; the pages above spell out every step. Or skip ahead to how an engagement starts.
Approving here only changes this demo. Nothing is sent to anyone.
Pick a sample request to begin.
Want the phone-note and web-form samples too? Open the full Request Desk demo.
Approving here only changes this demo. Nothing is sent to anyone.
Pick a question or type your own to begin.
Want to type your own question and see the full source library? Open the full Business Brain demo.
Published for this demo only. This updated the preview in your browser. No real website changed.
Approving and publishing here only change this demo. No real website changed, and nothing is sent to anyone.
Pick something on the sample site to edit.
Want the full editor walk-through? Open the full Website Manager demo.
Whatever the lane, it runs the same way: you approve the information it uses, and anything important waits for you.
Incoming messages become facts, flagged gaps, drafted replies, and follow-up records that wait for your okay.
See the Request Desk demoCustomer and staff questions answered only from information you approved, with the source shown every time.
See the Business Brain demoSites and small internal tools your team can actually run, where updates are drafted, previewed, and owner-approved.
See the Site Manager demoThe monthly side: keeping approved tasks running, checking the output, and bringing you the next improvement.
See the starting pointsYou stay in control the whole way. Here's how it usually goes.
We hop on a call. You tell me what's eating up your time and what your team already uses. We figure out together whether there's something worth fixing.
That scope says what I would fix first, what is included, what is not, and what it costs. You look it over and decide before any implementation begins.
You only share the information you're comfortable with me using. We write down exactly what that includes, and you can change it.
I set up the first task and run it quietly beside how you do things today, so we can compare results before it touches a real customer.
You review the results and give the okay. If something's off, we fix it. Only then does the task go into regular use, with a short plain-English guide so your team can run it without me.
We check in once a month. I keep things running, check the output, update your guide when something changes, and bring you the next improvement to approve. Bigger projects get quoted separately before we start.
On privacy: your customer information stays in your accounts. I work inside the tools you already own, using only the business information you approve for the job. I don't move your data into mine, and nothing goes out the door without a person approving it.
Leave with a short list of what is worth trying, what is not worth paying for, and what to do next.
Bring the pile. Tools, ideas, and half-finished plans that keep stacking up. In one focused session, we sort out where AI could actually help, what information needs protection, and which next steps are worth your time.
Leave with a plan. After the call, you receive a personalized Clarity Plan: up to three practical opportunities, the tools that fit, the risks to watch, and a simple order of operations.
Scope: This is a planning and clarity session. Implementation, account connections, website work, automations, and ongoing support are separate.
ClearPath provides practical AI guidance, workflow support, documentation, and implementation help. ClearPath does not provide legal, tax, medical, insurance, financial, or compliance advice. The client approves important decisions before anything is sent, published, purchased, charged, filed, or changed in a live system.
There's a one-time setup fee and a flat monthly price. Here's what each option is for and what you get with it.
Charged today: $2,000. This includes the $1,500 setup and the first month of service at $500. After that, $500 renews monthly.
One task keeps eating your week and you want to prove this works before doing anything bigger.
We map that task, add only the information you've approved, write down the rules, and get it working the way you want.
I keep the task running, check what comes out, and take care of small issues as they show up.
You approve the task and the rules. Nothing sends on its own unless you've said it can.
Before you click: checkout collects the $2,000 first charge. Implementation begins after you and I approve a written scope.
Start the Starter PilotNot sure yet? Book a free 15-minute fit call
Charged today: $4,000. This includes the $2,500 setup and the first month of service at $1,500. After that, $1,500 renews monthly.
A few things keep repeating every week and you're ready to get the finished work off your plate. This is where most owners start.
We get the first setup working and leave you with a clear map, the information you've approved, the rules, and a guide your team can use.
I handle the approved tasks, check the work, keep the guides current, and show you the next improvement before I make it.
You approve every task, rule, and change. The important calls always wait for you.
Before you click: checkout collects the $4,000 first charge. Implementation begins after you and I approve a written scope.
Start the Core RetainerNot sure yet? Book a free 15-minute fit call
Charged today: $8,000. This includes the $5,000 setup and the first month of service at $3,000. After that, $3,000 renews monthly.
You're already spending real money on AI tools, staff time, or software work and need someone closer to it all.
We take on more of the repeating work you've approved, document it clearly, and build in more checking from the start.
I stay closer to the work, review more of what comes through, and follow up on the things we've agreed on.
The same rule applies. Anything important gets checked and waits for your approval.
Before you click: checkout collects the $8,000 first charge. Implementation begins after you and I approve a written scope.
Start the Serious Business TierNot sure yet? Book a free 15-minute fit call
What happens after checkout: you get a Stripe receipt by email, and I follow up personally to set up your kickoff. Implementation still starts the same way it always does: you approve a written scope before any work begins.
Custom apps, integrations, websites, customer portals, sensitive work, and any third-party software fees are quoted separately, and only start after you approve a written scope.
I would rather tell you no than sell you something that will not help.
The goal is less for your team to do, not more. The AI runs behind the scenes, work reaches your team as drafts to check, and anything they do touch comes with a short plain-English guide.
The one-time setup pays for mapping the task, putting your approved information in place, writing the approval rules, building the first working setup, testing it, and giving you a handoff guide. You keep those results.
Because the work keeps coming. New requests arrive, tools change, and output still needs checking. The monthly is finished work plus upkeep. It is not unlimited AI work; what is included is in your scope.
They show the shape of the work: visible steps, approved sources, and owner approval before anything goes out. They run on sample data for a fictional business, right in your browser. Your real setup is built inside your own tools, on your real requests, to a written scope you approve.
Only what the agreed job needs, and only what you approve. We write down what you share before work starts, and you can change it. I work inside the tools you already own.
The setup is built inside your own accounts and tools, so the working task, your information, and the written guide stay with you. Exactly how pausing or ending works is confirmed in your written scope before you start, so there are no surprises.
Those are separate. If a task needs paid third-party software, the cost is yours and is listed and approved before anything starts. I will not sign you up for anything without your okay.
You do not have to trust it blindly. Important output is prepared as a draft for a person to check, and the approval rules decide what may go out on its own. When something is uncertain, it waits for you. The Business Brain demo above shows the same idea: when the approved sources do not cover a question, it says so instead of guessing.
You approve the information used, the rules, the first results, and any change to what goes out. The routine drafting comes off your plate. The judgment calls stay yours.
Anything sensitive is handled only under rules we agree on in writing, and it waits for a person before it goes anywhere. If you would rather keep certain work fully manual, we leave it out of scope.
Question not here? Ask it on the call or email JWhalen@ClearPathWV.com. I answer these myself.
I'm Justin Whalen. ClearPath comes from years in real operations: kitchens, bars, scheduling, and lesson programs at a busy resort. Those jobs run on someone's memory. They taught me what owners will actually use and what gets ignored the second it feels like extra work.
Built with your team. I sit down with you and the people closest to the work. We map how things actually run, mark where a person stays in charge, and only build what your team can run after I'm gone. If something isn't worth fixing, I'll tell you that too.
Local and reachable. I'm based in Ellicottville and work with businesses across Western New York. I answer every email and call myself.
Start with a free 15-minute fit call. It is a quick conversation to see whether ClearPath is relevant. No custom plan or written deliverable is included.
Book a free 15-minute fit callPrefer to look first? Try the demos or see how it starts. Or email JWhalen@ClearPathWV.com and I'll read it myself.