Meet Mippy. She Knows Your Moves.
The AI assistant built into MoveitPro+. Ask her about revenue, crews, leads, claims or tomorrow's board in plain English — and get the answer in seconds instead of digging through reports. Every figure is checked against your own data first. If it doesn't check out, she doesn't say it.
Already a customer? Press ⌘K from any page in MoveitPro+ and ask her something.
See What Mippy Can Do
A quick walkthrough of the AI assistant built into MoveitPro+ — ask, verify, and act without leaving your workflow.
What An Answer Looks Like
Mippy⌘KNothing happens until you confirm.
PublishIllustrative example — figures shown are sample data.
Ask It The Way You'd Ask Your Ops Manager
No report builder. No filter stack. No trying to remember which dashboard that number lives on. Type the question — or hold the mic and say it — and Mippy runs the same lookups your dashboards run, then tells you what came back.
She understands the way people actually talk about time: today, last week, this quarter, the last 30 days, "March," or any two dates you name.
She also runs twenty-seven saved reports — AR aging, job profitability, the lead-to-booking funnel, cancellations by reason, material sales, storage occupancy, the review funnel, payroll summaries, commission breakdowns, and more — and reads the top rows back to you instead of handing you a spreadsheet.
She Isn't Allowed To Write The Numbers
Most AI assistants write you a confident sentence and hope the figures inside it are right. Mippy works the other way around — and it's enforced in code rather than politely requested in a prompt.
The rule: Mippy may phrase an answer. She may not author a number.
You closed $117,400 across 39 jobs last week — up 9% on the week before.
Sales dashboard · 3–9 Aug · View →
Closed revenue, 3–9 Aug: $117,400 across 39 jobs. Prior week: $107,700.
Her sentence didn't verify, so you got the data instead.
"I couldn't verify that, so I'd rather not guess."
The answer we're proudest of.
She checks the period too, which is the failure most people never think about. "We did $1.2M from January to June" can be a perfectly real figure attached to the wrong seven months — and that's the kind of thing you make a hiring decision on. She verifies that the window she names is the window she pulled.
And when she can't answer, she says so and says why — no data, not your permission, or not something she covers. Every answer also shows its work: where the figure came from, what period it covers, and a link straight to the screen it lives on.
She Only Sees What You See
Everyone in your company gets their own Mippy, built from their own permissions — and not by hiding the answer after the fact.
If a rep can't see revenue, they don't get a revenue tool that refuses to show the number. There is no revenue tool. The capability was never on the table, so there's no clever way to phrase a question that talks her into it.
Branches work the same way. And if her scope can't be established for any reason, she refuses the question rather than falling back to showing everything — she fails closed, not open.
She'll Do It. After You Say Go.
Ask Mippy to publish tomorrow and she doesn't publish tomorrow. She hands you a card — Publish 6 jobs on Aug 12 — with a button on it, and the line "Nothing happens until you confirm." Then she waits.
- Publish a day — Send the schedule to your crews.
- Send an estimate link — Email or text, whichever you've got.
- Create a follow-up task — Assigned and dated.
- Reschedule a move — Re-reads the job first, backs out if anything changed.
- Add a customer note — In your exact words.
- Send a payment reminder — Texts or emails the invoice link.
- Create a claim — Pre-fills the job and customer details.
- Schedule a crew — Proposes the right team for the job.
- Text the customer — Uses your number and templates.
- Email the crew — Sends job notes and arrival details.
- Mark a job complete — Only when the day is published and signed off.
- Add a storage unit — Links it to the customer's account.
- Update job status — From booked to loaded, in transit, delivered.
- Create a work order — For packing, specialty, or third-party services.
- Assign a sales rep — To a lead or estimate.
- Log a payment — Records what came in and how.
- Request a review — Sends the review link post-move.
When you press the button it runs the same code the button on the page runs — same permission checks, same audit trail. Once it's done, the buttons are gone for good.
She Knows What You're Looking At
Open a customer and Mippy can see that customer. Open an estimate and "text them the link" just works — no name, no record number, no switching tabs. It's a shortcut, not a skeleton key: every record is re-checked against your company on our servers.
Out Loud, Both Directions
Mippy reads her answers aloud in one of four voices — never, only when you ask, or every time. Tap the mic and ask out loud; she writes it down as you speak. And she reads the figure on the screen — never "about one point two million."
Every Seat. Not Just The Corner Office.
Mippy is included with every billable seat. Dispatchers, sales reps, claims, ops managers, owners. Because the person who needs to know Friday has three unassigned jobs isn't the owner reading a briefing at seven — it's the dispatcher at six.
About The Box
Mippy is a moving box. She has ten expressions, she floats on real spring physics instead of a canned loop, and she leans toward your cursor. When an answer lands while she's mid-drift, she hops off wherever she happened to be — because she was never on a timeline in the first place.
None of this makes your numbers more correct. It just makes it a little less grim to ask.
Questions You'll Have In Week One
Does Mippy cost extra?
No. She's included with every billable seat in MoveitPro+. There's no per-question pricing and no premium tier.
Can I turn her off?
Yes, at both levels. Company-wide in Manage → Mippy, and per person in their own account settings — including hiding her entirely, changing whether she reads aloud, and switching off the mic.
Could a rep see revenue through Mippy that they can't see in the app?
No — and not because she declines to answer. Her abilities are assembled from that person's permissions before the question is ever read, so a rep without revenue access is talking to a Mippy that has no way to look up revenue at all.
Will she change anything without asking?
Never. There are seventeen things she can do, and every one appears as a card with a button. Nothing moves until you press it.
What happens when she doesn't know?
She says so, and tells you which kind of "don't know" it is: there's no data, you don't have permission, or it's outside what she covers. She will not fill the gap with a plausible-sounding paragraph.
How do I know a number is right?
Every figure is traced back to what your database returned before the answer is sent. Each answer carries the source and period it came from, plus a link to the screen where that number lives.
Is she in the crew app?
No. Mippy is an office feature — dispatch, sales, claims, ops, ownership. Crews keep the crew app, which is built for the job site.
Does she work on my phone?
Yes. She's in the header on mobile, with full-size tap targets and the same voice and dictation.
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