Good afternoon, Eric.

Your workflows

Track new building permits in Dennis, Massachusetts — new home construction valued over $1,000,000 — then cross-reference against our BisTrack customer list and queue any new names for HubSpot.

I'll set up a daily agent for Dennis — it'll check the town's OpenGov permit portal each morning, apply your criteria, and flag anything new against the customer list. Running the first check now.

Permit listener running

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Four permits filed in Dennis since Sunday. Three are new to Koopman, one is an existing customer — John Smith Construction — with an open quote from last week you'll want to reference.

Applicant	Project	Size	Value	Status

This looks like something you'll want to run every morning. Want me to save it as a workflow?

Quote 50 sheets of 3/4 OSB, 20 LVL beams 1.75×9.5×20, and 100 2×4×8 studs for John Smith at Acme Construction.

Pulling John's contractor pricing from BisTrack and parsing your BOM — one LVL line will come through a supply partner.

Quote builder running

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Here's the BOM, priced against John Smith Construction's contractor tier. The LVL beams route through Roseburg (2-day lead). Everything else ships from Hopedale.

Line	Qty	Unit	Ext	Source
Subtotal · contractor tier applied			—

Want me to open the full quote so you can tune qty or push it into BisTrack?

Permit Watcher Tool

What it does: Runs daily browser agents against public town permit portals, extracts people, companies, emails, phones, permit documents, and source evidence, then queues reviewable leads for the client.

Today I scanned 1 configured town permit site and found 6 public permit records in the last-seven-day filing window. Found 0 known client matches and 6 reviewable filings. Next scheduled scan is 6 a.m. tomorrow. The setup tab shows the manual rollout checklist for cloning this service to a new client.

HubSpot sync

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Applicant	Town	Value

Good afternoon, Eric.

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