A four-part walkthrough

Stay Elite Eden for contractors.

One office, walked through in four parts: the record it keeps, the job size it works out, the voice on the line, and the day you open it. Eden replaces the desk, not the hands.

01 · Office

The CRM plus the office.

Eden Office replaces AccuLynx for CRM, jobs, schedule, quotes, and the record. Self-hosted by Stay Elite. Not an add-on.

A request arrives. Adam or Eve answers, books the job, writes the record, sends the quote, and owns the follow-up. Eden is not an add-on waiting for somebody at the desk.

CRM · Jobs · Schedule · Quotes · Record

An unattended front desk with the office record still running — **The front desk**Nobody sitting there. The office still open.

A quiet office briefing space prepared for the day's work — **The job record**Measurements travel with the work, not a loose file.

02 · Measure

Measure it against payroll, not against software.

AccuLynx is the product the contractor leaves behind. The comparison is the office work: calls answered, quotes sent, schedules kept, records written, and follow-up finished.

$25,000 a month · one Eden office

$62,398 a year · one customer-service representative in wages and benefits, before general office overhead

The payroll figure is a national illustration, not a quote for a particular employer or location. See the published calculation.

03 · Voice

Eve opens the door. Adam closes.

Eve owns inbound: she answers in the company name, qualifies the request, and finishes the office work she can finish on the call. Adam owns outbound: he demonstrates the office, follows the quote that went quiet, and closes the next step himself. No human handoff. No "strategy call" for later.

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AnswerThe call is received in the company name.
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DiagnoseThe agent learns what the customer needs.
3
CommitBook, quote, confirm, or follow the escalation rule.
4
RecordThe promise belongs to the office immediately.

Adam, Eden's outbound agent, demonstrator, and closer — **Adam · Outbound**The closer, not a voice behind a pitch.

04 · Onboard

Payment opens the office.

Complete as much of the onboarding interview as you like before you pay, so the demonstration is recognizably yours. Payment starts week one, migration, credentials, and the work of bringing your company in.

Onboarding From $25,000 once

Most companies $50,000–$150,000 onboarding

One Eden office $25,000 a month

Stripe processes the payment and keeps the card on file. Onboarding is quoted before the first charge.

Open the published payment path Return to the beginning ↑

The line Eden does not cross

Eden replaces the desk, not the hands.

Eden does the digital office work. Your contractors, technicians, crews, and professionals remain the people who do the job.

One Eden office

See the whole office.

The walkthrough is four parts. The office is one record. Read each product line, or open the office.

What the office runs Open the office