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TechFab Components is a small fabricator in Noida. Brackets, fittings, and clamps for HVAC and elevator companies. Eight people, one WhatsApp number, and every order, campaign, and salary question flowing through it. For the next 24 hours, the owner hands you his login.
It is Monday morning, 20 July. A campaign to 96 customers went out with the railing range message. Rajiv is asking for a price on 40 brackets. Ramesh wants to book a site visit. Deepak's leave application is sitting next to an appointment that needs him. A normal Monday — except this one never ends.
Yogesh
Owner — you are logged in as him
Runs TechFab from one screen. His Monday is yours now: the inbox, the money, the people.
Sunita Reddy
Field engineer
On site most of the day. Marks attendance, picks up her visit list, and closes jobs from her phone.
Deepak Kumar
Dispatch coordinator
Keeps orders moving. He has applied for leave this week — and it clashes with something.
Rajiv Mehta
Your biggest customer
Apex Fabricators. This morning he wants 40 brackets, priced and confirmed, before lunch.
Ramesh Patel
A customer in a hurry
Books a site visit by sending a single word — and never picks up the phone.
The screens will point and the story cards will guide. Nothing here is a slideshow — every number below sits on a real screen you can open.
Open the team inbox and check the price it picked — then notice you still decide before anything is sent. The machine writes. You approve.
The campaign report shows exactly who read the railing range message. Not guesses — read receipts. Those seventy-one names are tomorrow’s call list.
He sent BOOK on WhatsApp. No calls, no back-and-forth, nobody typing it into a diary. Follow what he typed and what came back.
Deepak’s leave sits on top of something he is needed for. The screen caught it before the owner said yes. Look at the first row.
One customer stared at one catalogue page that long this morning. That is a buying signal, not a statistic. The screen tells you which page.
Your code is waiting at the top of this page. Send it on WhatsApp and the seat is yours for twenty-four hours.
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