The pipeline review is a screenshot.
You paste a picture of your roofing quotes into ChatGPT and hope it reads them right.
With Clarky connected, it reads your real pipeline and lists the quotes that have gone quiet.
To get help with a customer, you copy names, notes and quote details out of the CRM and paste them in, one at a time. It's slow, it's out of date the moment you're done, and most days you skip it and send something generic.
Clarky is your AI's friend.
Connect Clarky to Claude, ChatGPT or another AI app that supports MCP, and sign in once. Your AI app can then look up contacts, pipeline, bookings and past conversations, and draft the email, text or contract. Sending still happens inside Clarky, by you.
You paste a picture of your roofing quotes into ChatGPT and hope it reads them right.
With Clarky connected, it reads your real pipeline and lists the quotes that have gone quiet.
Monday is packed with adjustments, and you can't remember which patients are new.
Ask “Who's booked this week, and who's new?” and Claude answers from your Clarky bookings.
You'd thank everyone whose car you fixed, but that means copying names out of the CRM.
Claude pulls this week's customers from Clarky and drafts each text for you to send from Clarky.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or any other AI app that supports MCP connectors.
Paste the Clarky address into your AI app, sign in and pick your workspace. No code.
Contacts, companies, pipeline, bookings, conversations, meeting notes and analytics.
Emails, texts and contracts come back as drafts. Sending happens inside Clarky, by you.
With write access it can update contacts, log activities and move pipeline cards.
The same assistant is built into Clarky, and you can text it from your phone.
Pick yours and the whole site follows: the calls, the texts, the questions customers ask and the Tuesday it saves.
No. They can draft emails, texts and contracts, but nothing sends from the AI app. Sending only happens inside Clarky, when you click Send.
No. It's the standard way AI apps plug into other tools. In Claude, you paste one address under Connectors, sign in to Clarky and pick your workspace.
It signs in as you, so it sees what you'd see in Clarky and private records stay private. It can only change things if you leave write access on when you connect, and you can revoke a connection any time in Settings.
No. Ask Clarky is built into the app, and you can text it from your phone. Connecting an AI app is for people who already spend their day in one.
Point Clarky at your website and it's trained in about a minute.