See what LoopSuite does when you just ask.
Five everyday jobs, whatever you run. You ask in plain words, it checks your info and does the safe part, then shows you before anything goes out. Work less, live more.
Who still owes me?
It finds what's overdue, drafts a polite chase and holds it for your yes.
See how →Can you follow up my quotes?
Quotes that went quiet, spotted and chased — each nudge drafted for your yes.
See how →Anything I need to reply to?
New enquiries get a quick, on-brand reply, drafted and ready for you to send.
See how →Can you get me more reviews?
After a job's paid, it drafts a friendly review request for you to approve.
See how →What needs me today?
A plain-English briefing each morning — money owed, quotes to chase, what's first.
See how →How these examples actually work
- You ask in plain wordsNo form and no setup wizard. “Who still owes me?” is a complete instruction.
- It checks your own informationYour invoices, your quotes, your enquiries — the records you've connected, not a generic answer about invoicing.
- It does the part that takes the timeWorking out what's overdue, what's gone quiet, what's worth asking for, and writing it up.
- You get something you can act onA short list, or a draft in your wording. Not a dashboard to go and interpret.
What it will not do
- Work from records you haven't given it
- Move money or take a payment
- Invent a figure it hasn't been shown
- Reach an account you haven't connected
Every employee lands paused. You choose the apps it may use and the accounts it may reach, and nothing happens until you turn it on.
Who it's for
Owner-run service businesses with nobody doing the admin. The five jobs on this page are the five most often done at nine at night, and chasing money is the one most often put off.
Questions people ask
Are these real screenshots?
They're worked examples, drawn the way the job appears in the app, with sample figures. The numbers are made up. The shape of the job isn't.
Do I need to connect anything first?
It works from the records you point it at. More connected means a better answer, but a spreadsheet is a starting point.
Which one should I start with?
The one costing you the most evenings. For most people that's chasing money — it's the job most often put off and the one with the most direct cost.
What does it cost to try?
The Free Starter plan includes two employees and starter capacity.
Is this only for trades?
It's built around service businesses that quote, invoice and chase. That's trades, and it's also cleaners, photographers, driving instructors and consultants.