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= {};\n try {\n const ct = c.req.header(\"content-type\") || \"\";\n if (ct.includes(\"application/json\")) {\n f = await c.req.json();\n } else {\n const fd = await req.formData();\n for (const [k, v] of fd) f[k] = String(v);\n }\n } catch {\n return fail(400, \"We couldn't read that submission.\");\n }\n\n // Honeypot: a bot filled the hidden field. 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Talk in a second.\",\n );\n});\n\napp.post(\"/twilio/voice/status\", async (c) => {\n const req = c.req.raw;\n const params = await formParams(req);\n if (!await verifySignature(req, params)) return c.text(\"bad signature\", 403);\n\n const status = params.DialCallStatus || params.CallStatus || \"\";\n const from = toE164(params.From || \"\");\n if (from && [\"no-answer\", \"busy\", \"failed\", \"canceled\"].includes(status)) {\n const { message } = await handleMissedCall(from);\n if (message) await sendSms(from, message);\n }\n return twimlEmpty();\n});\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- demo pages\n\napp.get(\"/demo\", (c) => c.html(renderDemoPage()));\n\napp.get(\"/api/demo/sessions\", async (c) => {\n await init();\n const rows = await q(\n `SELECT s.id, s.created_at, s.updated_at, s.phone_e164, s.state, s.intent, s.urgency, s.address, s.slot,\n (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM demo_messages m WHERE m.session_id = s.id) AS messages\n FROM demo_sessions s ORDER BY s.updated_at DESC LIMIT 12`,\n );\n return c.json({\n sessions: rows.map((r) => ({ ...r, phone: maskPhone(String(r.phone_e164)) })),\n });\n});\n\napp.get(\"/api/demo/session/:id\", async (c) => {\n await init();\n const id = Number(c.req.param(\"id\"));\n if (!Number.isFinite(id)) return c.json({ error: \"bad id\" }, 400);\n const s = (await q(`SELECT * FROM demo_sessions WHERE id = ?`, [id]))[0];\n if (!s) return c.json({ error: \"not found\" }, 404);\n const messages = await q(\n `SELECT id, created_at, direction, body FROM demo_messages WHERE session_id = ? ORDER BY id`,\n [id],\n );\n const events = await q(\n `SELECT id, created_at, step, detail FROM demo_events WHERE session_id = ? ORDER BY id`,\n [id],\n );\n return c.json({\n session: {\n id: s.id,\n phone: maskPhone(String(s.phone_e164)),\n state: s.state,\n intent: s.intent,\n urgency: s.urgency,\n address: s.address,\n slot: s.slot,\n trigger: s.trigger,\n created_at: s.created_at,\n updated_at: s.updated_at,\n },\n messages,\n events,\n steps: STEPS,\n });\n});\n\n/** The dashboard is public, so callers' numbers are masked on the way out. */\nfunction maskPhone(e164: string): string {\n const p = prettyPhone(e164);\n return p.replace(/(\$\\d{3}\$\\s?)\\d{3}(-\\d{4})/, \"$1•••$2\");\n}\n\n// -------------------------------------------------------------------- 404\n\napp.notFound((c) =>\n c.html(\n shell(\n \"Not found\",\n `

That page isn't here.

It may have moved, or the link may be wrong. The main site has everything,\n and the live demo is the part worth seeing.

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\n \n \n Signal·Node\n \n ← Back to the site\n

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Live demo · not a recording

Text the number.
Watch it answer.

This is the missed-call recovery agent running for a made-up roofing company. Text it from your own\n phone and every message, and every step of the workflow behind it, appears on this screen as it happens.

\n \n \n (904) 746-1401\n \n Try: \"leak in the back bedroom\" · Reply STOP any time\n

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Precision Roofing

(904) 746-1401

Nothing yet.Text the number above and your conversation appears here within a second or two.

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Numbers are masked on this screen. Messages you send here are stored and shown publicly on this\n page, so don't send anything private — see the SMS policy.

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Reply STOP to opt out at any time.\";\n\nexport const STEPS = [\n { label: \"Missed call detected\", detail: \"twilio · voice webhook\" },\n { label: \"Text-back sent\", detail: \"templated first touch\" },\n { label: \"Intent classified\", detail: \"inbound message\" },\n { label: \"Address & urgency captured\", detail: \"9-field qualification\" },\n { label: \"Routed to on-call tech\", detail: \"priority rule\" },\n { label: \"Open slots offered\", detail: \"calendar lookup\" },\n { label: \"Appointment booked\", detail: \"written to CRM\" },\n { label: \"Owner notified\", detail: \"summary sent to your cell\" },\n];\n\nconst STOP_WORDS = /^(stop|stopall|unsubscribe|cancel|end|quit|revoke|optout|opt out)\\b/i;\nconst HELP_WORDS = /^(help|info)\\b/i;\nconst START_WORDS = /^(start|unstop|yes to texts|subscribe)\\b/i;\n\nfunction classify(text: string): { intent: string; urgency: string } | null {\n const t = text.toLowerCase();\n if (/(leak|leaking|drip|water|ceiling|wet|soak|pouring|active)/.test(t)) {\n return { intent: \"active leak\", urgency: \"urgent\" };\n }\n if (/(storm|hail|wind|hurricane|tree|damage|adjuster|insurance|claim|shingles off|blew)/.test(t)) {\n return { intent: \"storm damage\", urgency: \"priority\" };\n }\n if (/(quote|estimate|replace|replacement|new roof|price|pricing|cost|bid|inspect|old roof)/.test(t)) {\n return { intent: \"replacement quote\", urgency: \"standard\" };\n }\n if (/(repair|fix|missing|broken|gutter|vent|flashing|soffit|fascia)/.test(t)) {\n return { intent: \"repair\", urgency: \"priority\" };\n }\n return null;\n}\n\nfunction findAddress(text: string): string | null {\n const m = /\\b\\d{1,6}\\s+[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9.'-]*(\\s+[A-Za-z0-9.'-]+){0,5}/.exec(text.trim());\n if (!m) return null;\n return m[0].replace(/\\s+/g, \" \").trim().slice(0, 120);\n}\n\nfunction pickSlot(text: string): string | null {\n const t = text.toLowerCase();\n if (/(8|eight|morning|early|a\\.?m)/.test(t)) return \"8:00–10:00 AM\";\n if (/(1|one|afternoon|later|p\\.?m)/.test(t)) return \"1:00–3:00 PM\";\n if (/(either|any|both|whatever|doesn't matter|dont matter|first|sooner|asap)/.test(t)) return \"8:00–10:00 AM\";\n return null;\n}\n\n/** Jacksonville is UTC-4 (EDT) most of the selling season; -5 in winter. */\nfunction easternHour(d = new Date()): number {\n const month = d.getUTCMonth() + 1;\n const offset = month >= 3 && month <= 10 ? 4 : 5;\n return (d.getUTCHours() - offset + 24) % 24;\n}\n\nconst afterHours = () => {\n const h = easternHour();\n return h < 8 || h >= 17;\n};\n\nfunction nextBusinessDayLabel(): string {\n const d = new Date(Date.now() + 24 * 3600 * 1000);\n const day = d.getUTCDay();\n if (day === 0) d.setUTCDate(d.getUTCDate() + 1);\n if (day === 6) d.setUTCDate(d.getUTCDate() + 2);\n const isTomorrow = Math.round((d.getTime() - Date.now()) / 3600000) <= 26;\n const name = [\"Sunday\", \"Monday\", \"Tuesday\", \"Wednesday\", \"Thursday\", \"Friday\", \"Saturday\"][d.getUTCDay()];\n return isTomorrow ? \"tomorrow\" : name;\n}\n\nexport const openingMessage = (missedCall: boolean) =>\n missedCall\n ? `Hi — this is ${BUSINESS}. Sorry we missed your call. I can help right here by text. ` +\n `Are you dealing with a leak, storm damage, or looking for a replacement quote? (Reply STOP to opt out.)`\n : `Hi — this is ${BUSINESS}. Thanks for reaching out. I can help right here by text. ` +\n `Are you dealing with a leak, storm damage, or looking for a replacement quote? (Reply STOP to opt out.)`;\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- persistence\n\nexport async function getOrCreateSession(phone: string, trigger: \"sms\" | \"missed_call\") {\n await init();\n const open = await q(\n `SELECT * FROM demo_sessions WHERE phone_e164 = ? AND state != 'closed' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1`,\n [phone],\n );\n if (open.length) return open[0];\n const res = await run(\n `INSERT INTO demo_sessions (created_at, updated_at, phone_e164, state, trigger)\n VALUES (?, ?, ?, 'new', ?)`,\n [now(), now(), phone, trigger],\n );\n const id = Number(res.lastInsertRowid);\n const rows = await q(`SELECT * FROM demo_sessions WHERE id = ?`, [id]);\n return rows[0];\n}\n\nexport async function addMessage(sessionId: number, direction: \"in\" | \"out\", body: string) {\n await run(\n `INSERT INTO demo_messages (session_id, created_at, direction, body) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)`,\n [sessionId, now(), direction, body],\n );\n await run(`UPDATE demo_sessions SET updated_at = ? WHERE id = ?`, [now(), sessionId]);\n}\n\nexport async function addEvent(sessionId: number, step: number, detail?: string) {\n await run(\n `INSERT INTO demo_events (session_id, created_at, step, detail) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)`,\n [sessionId, now(), step, detail ?? STEPS[step]?.detail ?? null],\n );\n}\n\nasync function setSession(id: number, fields: Record) {\n const keys = Object.keys(fields);\n if (!keys.length) return;\n await run(\n `UPDATE demo_sessions SET ${keys.map((k) => `${k} = ?`).join(\", \")}, updated_at = ? WHERE id = ?`,\n [...keys.map((k) => fields[k]), now(), id],\n );\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- the machine\n\n/**\n * Handle one inbound text. Records everything, returns the reply to send back\n * (null means say nothing).\n */\nexport async function handleInbound(phone: string, bodyRaw: string): Promise {\n await init();\n const body = (bodyRaw || \"\").trim();\n const session = await getOrCreateSession(phone, \"sms\");\n const id = Number(session.id);\n await addMessage(id, \"in\", body);\n\n // ---- compliance keywords always win ----\n if (STOP_WORDS.test(body)) {\n await logConsent({ phone, event: \"opt_out\", method: \"keyword_stop\" });\n await setSession(id, { opted_out: 1, state: \"closed\" });\n const reply =\n `You're opted out. You won't get any more texts from ${BUSINESS}. ` +\n `Reply START if you ever want back in.`;\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", reply);\n return reply;\n }\n\n if (HELP_WORDS.test(body)) {\n await logConsent({ phone, event: \"help\", method: \"keyword_help\" });\n const reply =\n `Signal Node demo for ${BUSINESS}. Msg & data rates may apply. ` +\n `Reply STOP to opt out. Questions: (904) 746-1401 or hello@signalnode.com`;\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", reply);\n return reply;\n }\n\n if (await isOptedOut(phone)) {\n if (START_WORDS.test(body)) {\n await logConsent({ phone, event: \"opt_in\", method: \"keyword_start\", consentText: CONSENT_TEXT });\n await setSession(id, { opted_out: 0, state: \"awaiting_intent\" });\n const reply = openingMessage(false);\n await addEvent(id, 1, \"opt-in via START\");\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", reply);\n return reply;\n }\n return null; // opted out and not asking back in — stay silent\n }\n\n // First inbound on a fresh session is the opt-in.\n if (session.state === \"new\") {\n await logConsent({\n phone,\n event: \"opt_in\",\n method: session.trigger === \"missed_call\" ? \"inbound_message\" : \"keyword_start\",\n consentText: CONSENT_TEXT,\n });\n await addEvent(id, 1, \"templated first touch\");\n // If they already said what they need in that first message, skip a turn.\n const guess = classify(body);\n if (guess) return await afterIntent(id, guess, body);\n await setSession(id, { state: \"awaiting_intent\" });\n const reply = openingMessage(false);\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", reply);\n return reply;\n }\n\n switch (session.state) {\n case \"awaiting_intent\": {\n const guess = classify(body);\n if (!guess) {\n const reply =\n `No problem — in a few words, is this a leak, storm or hail damage, ` +\n `a repair, or a quote for a new roof?`;\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", reply);\n return reply;\n }\n return await afterIntent(id, guess, body);\n }\n\n case \"awaiting_address\": {\n const address = findAddress(body);\n if (!address) {\n const reply = `Got it. What's the property address — street number and street name is enough?`;\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", reply);\n return reply;\n }\n await setSession(id, { address, state: \"awaiting_slot\" });\n await addEvent(id, 3, `${session.intent} · ${address}`);\n\n const urgent = session.urgency === \"urgent\";\n if (urgent) await addEvent(id, 4, afterHours() ? \"on-call tech · after hours\" : \"on-call tech notified\");\n await addEvent(id, 5, \"calendar lookup\");\n\n const day = nextBusinessDayLabel();\n const lead = urgent\n ? `Thanks. I've flagged this as urgent and let our ${afterHours() ? \"on-call\" : \"lead\"} tech know.`\n : `Thanks — I've got ${address} down.`;\n const reply = `${lead} He can be out ${day} between 8 and 10am, or 1 and 3pm. Which works better?`;\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", reply);\n return reply;\n }\n\n case \"awaiting_slot\": {\n const slot = pickSlot(body);\n if (!slot) {\n const reply = `Which is easier — 8 to 10am, or 1 to 3pm?`;\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", reply);\n return reply;\n }\n const day = nextBusinessDayLabel();\n await setSession(id, { slot, state: \"booked\" });\n await addEvent(id, 6, `${day} ${slot}`);\n await addEvent(id, 7, \"summary sent to owner\");\n const reply =\n `Booked — ${day}, ${slot}. You'll get a text when he's on the way. ` +\n `If anything changes tonight, just reply here.`;\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", reply);\n return reply;\n }\n\n case \"booked\":\n default: {\n const reply =\n `You're on the schedule${session.slot ? ` for ${session.slot}` : \"\"} — we've got it. ` +\n `Anything else you want the tech to know before he's out?`;\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", reply);\n return reply;\n }\n }\n}\n\nasync function afterIntent(id: number, guess: { intent: string; urgency: string }, _body: string) {\n await setSession(id, { intent: guess.intent, urgency: guess.urgency, state: \"awaiting_address\" });\n await addEvent(id, 2, `${guess.intent} · ${guess.urgency}`);\n const reply = guess.urgency === \"urgent\"\n ? `Got it — an active leak is a priority for us. Two quick things: what's the property address, ` +\n `and is water still coming in right now?`\n : `Got it. What's the property address? Street number and street name is enough.`;\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", reply);\n return reply;\n}\n\n/** A missed call: open a session, fire step 0, and text the caller back. */\nexport async function handleMissedCall(phone: string) {\n await init();\n const session = await getOrCreateSession(phone, \"missed_call\");\n const id = Number(session.id);\n await setSession(id, { trigger: \"missed_call\" });\n await addEvent(id, 0, \"call unanswered\");\n if (await isOptedOut(phone)) return { sessionId: id, message: null };\n const message = openingMessage(true);\n await addEvent(id, 1, \"text-back sent\");\n await addMessage(id, \"out\", message);\n await setSession(id, { state: \"awaiting_intent\" });\n return { sessionId: id, message };\n}\n",[],[218],"623ad42e-b465-47c7-b813-5f9db56aaccc","README.md","01a09dd5-0992-7247-a5ec-81ed39ff9b58",["D",1789354379548],"# What's the easiest way to put a form online and save submissions?\n\nRemix this val. It serves a contact form (name, email, message) at `/`, saves every submission to the val's own SQLite database, and lists everything received at `/submissions`. No external services, no API keys, no env vars.\n\n## Setup\n\n1. Remix this val.\n2. Open the HTTP endpoint of `main.tsx` — that is your live form. Share the URL.\n3. Visit `/submissions` on the same URL to see what people sent.\n\nEach remix gets its own private SQLite database, so your submissions stay with your copy.\n\n## Files\n\n- `main.tsx` — Hono routes: GET `/` (form), POST `/submit` (save), GET `/submissions` (list)\n- `db.ts` — creates the `submissions` table and holds the two queries\n- `components/Layout.tsx` — shared page shell with Tailwind (via Twind)\n- `components/FormPage.tsx` — the form\n- `components/SubmissionsPage.tsx` — the list\n\n## Notes\n\n- `/submissions` is public by default. 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Terms of service & SMS messaging policy

Last updated 14 September 2026

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Who we are

Signal Node is an AI operations agency in Jacksonville, Florida. We build and operate missed-call recovery, intake, and follow-up systems for contractors. These terms cover your use of signalnode.com and our text-message program. Work we do for a client is governed by that client's own signed agreement, which controls if it conflicts with anything here.

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SMS messaging policy

This section is the description of our text-message program, for you and for the carriers.

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Program description

Signal Node sends text messages from (904) 746-1401 for two purposes: answering people who ask us to contact them about our services, and running the live demonstration on this site where you text our number and watch the system reply.

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How you opt in

There are exactly two ways, and both require you to act first:

The callback form on this site. You check a box that reads: \"I agree that Signal Node may call and text me at the number above about my request. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out at any time.\" The box is not pre-checked, and the form will not submit without it.
Texting us first. Send START — or any message — to (904) 746-1401. Starting the conversation is the consent.

We do not buy phone numbers, and we do not message a number that has not done one of those two things. Consent to receive messages is never a condition of buying anything from us.

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Message frequency

Conversational and infrequent. Most people exchange a handful of messages with us and that is the end of it. This is not a recurring campaign and we do not send scheduled broadcasts.

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Cost

Message and data rates may apply. We do not charge for the messages; your carrier's plan governs what they cost you.

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Opting out

Reply STOP to any message. You will get one final confirmation and nothing after that. Reply HELP for help, or call (904) 746-1401. You can also email hello@signalnode.com.

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Carriers

Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. Delivery depends on your carrier and your device, and we cannot guarantee either.

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Privacy

See our privacy policy. In short: we do not sell your information, and we never share your mobile number or your messaging consent with a third party for their marketing.

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The live demo

The demonstration on this site is a working system, not a recording. When you text it, you are exchanging real messages with software we operate, and those messages are stored and displayed on the demo page. Do not send anything into the demo that you would not want shown on a screen — no account numbers, no medical details, nothing private. The demo is a sales tool, it may be reset or taken down at any time, and it is not a service you are buying.

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Buying the audit

The Revenue Leak Audit is $1,500, paid up front through Stripe, and delivered within five business days of our receiving what we need from you — chiefly access to your call log.
Our guarantee: if the loss model we build from your own data does not show at least three times the audit fee in annual recoverable revenue, we refund the fee in full. You keep the audit.
The $1,500 credits in full against a Build Sprint started within 90 days.
If you do not give us the access we need within 30 days of purchase, we will refund you and close it out rather than let it sit.

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Build sprints and retainers

These are sold under a separate signed agreement, not through this site. In general: 50% at signing and the balance at go-live for a sprint; monthly in advance for a retainer, six-month minimum, 30 days' written notice to cancel after that. The specifics live in your agreement.

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What we don't promise

We build systems that respond to your callers faster than an unanswered phone does. We do not promise a revenue number, a close rate, or a specific number of recovered jobs — anyone who does is guessing with your money. Figures on this site are illustrative, drawn from industry data or from our own modeling, and are labeled as estimates where they appear.

The system depends on services we do not control — carriers, Twilio, your CRM, your calendar provider, the power and internet at your office. We monitor for failures and alert on them; we cannot guarantee uninterrupted service, and our liability for any claim is limited to the fees you paid us in the three months before it arose.

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Your obligations as a client

You own the phone number and the business it represents, and you are responsible for having the right to message your own customers.
You will not use a system we build to send messages to people who have not consented, to send anything unlawful, or to impersonate another business.
Carrier registration (A2P 10DLC) is filed in your business's name using information you provide. If that information is wrong, the registration gets rejected and the timeline slips.

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Your data, and leaving

Your leads and conversations are yours. On request we export them in a usable format, and the phone number is registered to your business, not ours. If you cancel, you take both with you.

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Intellectual property

The workflows, prompts, templates and tooling we build the system from remain ours, and we reuse them across clients. Your data, your brand, your content and your customer relationships remain yours. The written deliverables of an audit are yours to keep and to use however you like.

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Governing law

Florida law governs these terms, and Duval County, Florida is the venue for any dispute. Before filing anything, call us — most of what ends up in a dispute is a misunderstanding that a phone call would have settled.

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Contact

Signal Node
Jacksonville, Florida
hello@signalnode.com
(904) 746-1401

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Note on this document. These terms describe how we actually intend to work. They are not legal advice and have not been reviewed by an attorney. Before relying on them — or adapting them for your own business — have a lawyer read them.

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Privacy policy

Last updated 14 September 2026

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Plain-language summary. We collect what you type into our callback form and what you text us, and we use it to call you back and answer your question. We do not sell your information. We never share your phone number or your text-message consent with anyone for their own marketing — not with any third party, under any circumstance.

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Signal Node (\"we\", \"us\") is an AI operations agency based in Jacksonville, Florida. This policy covers signalnode.com, our demo pages, and the phone number (904) 746-1401.

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What we collect

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Information	Where it comes from	Why
Name, company, phone number, email, trade, company size, preferred call window, and what you typed in the message box	The callback form on this site	To call you back, and to prepare for that call
The content and timestamps of text messages between you and our number	Texting (904) 746-1401, including our live demo	To answer you, and to keep a record of consent and opt-out
Your consent checkbox state, the exact consent wording shown to you, the date and time, and the IP address that submitted it	The callback form	Evidence of opt-in, which carriers and regulators can require us to produce
Basic request data — IP address, timestamp, page requested	Automatically, when you use the site	Security and rate limiting, so the form cannot be abused

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What we do not do

We do not sell your personal information.
We do not share mobile phone numbers, or consent to receive text messages, with any third party for that party's own marketing purposes. Consent you give us stays with us.
We do not add you to a newsletter or a drip campaign because you filled in the form. You asked for a call; you get a call.
We do not run advertising trackers or third-party analytics pixels on this site.

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Who processes data on our behalf

We use a small number of vendors to run the business. They process data only to provide their service to us, under their own terms:

Twilio — sends and receives our calls and text messages.
Val Town — hosts this site and the database behind the callback form.
GoDaddy — domain registration and email.
Stripe — processes payment if you buy an audit. We never see or store your card number.
Google Fonts — serves the typefaces this page uses, which means Google receives the request for the font file.

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The loss calculator

The calculator on our home page runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you enter into it is transmitted to us or to anyone else, and nothing about it is stored.

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How long we keep things

Leads that do not become customers: 24 months, then deleted.
Customer records: for the life of the engagement and 7 years after, for tax and contract reasons.
Text-message consent and opt-out records: kept indefinitely, and not deleted on request. This is the evidence that we had permission to message you, and that we stopped when you told us to. It is a legal record, not a marketing list.
Rate-limiting logs: 30 days.

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Your choices

Stop the texts: reply STOP to any message from us. It takes effect immediately and permanently for that number.
Stop the calls: tell us on the call, or email hello@signalnode.com.
See what we hold, or have it deleted: email hello@signalnode.com from the address you gave us, and we will answer within 30 days. The consent record described above is the one exception we cannot delete.

Florida residents have rights under the Florida Digital Bill of Rights, and residents of other states may have comparable rights. We apply the same process to everyone rather than sorting requests by geography.

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Security

The site is served over HTTPS. Form submissions are rate-limited. Database credentials and API keys are held as encrypted environment variables, never in the site's source. We are a small company: we do not claim to be unbreachable, and if something happened that affected your data we would tell you rather than hope you did not notice.

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Children

This is a service sold to contracting businesses. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 18.

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Changes

If we change this policy we will change the date at the top. If a change materially affects how we use information you already gave us, we will contact you directly.

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Contact

Signal Node
Jacksonville, Florida
hello@signalnode.com
(904) 746-1401

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Note on this document. This policy describes what we actually do, and it was written to be accurate rather than broad. It is not legal advice, and it has not been reviewed by an attorney. If you are adapting it for your own business, have a lawyer read it first.

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Automation that answers

Your phone rang at 7:04pm.
Nobody answered.

That homeowner called the next roofer on the list. Signal Node catches the call you missed, texts back in fifteen seconds, asks the questions your office manager would ask, and puts a booked job on your calendar — running on the number you already have.

\n Start with a $1,500 audit\n Watch it run →\n

15 secAverage text-back

14 daysInstall to go-live

Your numberNothing changes for callers

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Live captureTue · 7:04 PM

7:04 PM

Missed call — (904) 555-0148Rang 22 seconds. Went to voicemail. No message left.

7:04 PM

Text-back sent · 11s later\"Sorry we missed your call — I can help right here by text.\"

7:06 PM

Qualified — active leak, Beach AveAddress captured. Flagged urgent. On-call tech notified.

7:08 PM

Booked — Wed 8:00–10:00 AMWritten to JobNimbus. Owner texted a summary.

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Where the money goes

Three leaks, and none of them
are a marketing problem.

You are already paying for these leads. The gap isn't at the top of the funnel — it's in the ninety seconds after someone tries to reach you.

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The unanswered call

Home services runs roughly a 14% missed-call rate, and roofing runs worse — crews are on roofs, under nail guns, in trucks. A third of inbound lands after hours. And because most people won't pick up an unknown callback number, returning the call an hour later rarely gets the job back.

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The estimate that goes quiet

Every contractor has a stack of quotes that were sent and never worked. Odds of qualifying a lead drop about 8× after the first five minutes. Almost no shop under 40 employees runs more than two follow-up touches, because follow-up is nobody's actual job.

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Intake and scheduling admin

One office manager retyping the same nine fields into the CRM, chasing adjuster availability, rebuilding the schedule every time a crew gets rained out. It's the first thing to break during a storm week — exactly when the volume is worth the most.

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What is it costing you?

Move the sliders to your own numbers. No email required — this runs in your browser and we never see it.

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\n Average job value $9,500\n \n

\n Your close rate 25%\n \n

\n Missed calls per month 6\n \n

Revenue walking out the door

$171,000

$14,250 a month, at your numbers.

An estimate, not a promise. It multiplies your inputs — it doesn't know your market, your crews, or how many of those callers were solicitors. The audit replaces this guess with your actual call log.

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See it work

One missed call,
start to booked job.

This is a real conversation flow, replayed at actual speed. Watch the workflow on the right fire as each message lands.

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Precision Roofing

(904) 555-0182

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Workflow · missed-call recoveryIdle

1Missed call detectedtwilio · voice webhook0.4s
2Text-back senttemplated first touch11s
3Intent classifiedactive leak · urgent0.9s
4Address & urgency captured9-field qualification1.2s
5Routed to on-call techpriority rule · after hours0.3s
6Open slots offeredcalendar lookup0.7s
7Appointment bookedwritten to JobNimbus1.1s
8Owner notifiedsummary sent to your cell0.2s

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Total elapsed: 3 minutes 41 seconds, unattended, at 7pm on a Tuesday.

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What we build

Seven agents. You start with one.

Every one of these runs on the same installed system, so adding a second is configuration, not a new project. Nobody should buy all seven on day one — the missed-call agent proves the thing works, and the rest follow the money.

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Missed-Call Recovery

The moment a call goes unanswered, the caller gets a text from your business. Not a voicemail they'll ignore — a conversation that starts before they dial the next contractor.

Trigger call unanswered > 20s
Action text-back → qualify → book

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After-Hours Intake

Between 5pm and 8am your line still works. Callers get real answers, urgent jobs get escalated to whoever's on call, and everything else is sorted and waiting when the office opens.

Trigger inbound outside business hours
Action triage → escalate or queue

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Estimate Follow-Up

Seven touches over twenty-one days on every quote you send, written in your voice, stopping the second they reply. The quotes you already did the work to produce stop dying in silence.

Trigger estimate sent, no response 48h
Action sequenced follow-up → handoff

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Storm Surge Triage

When a named storm triples your inbound in seventy-two hours, this handles the overflow you can't staff for: damage intake with photos, insurance-vs-retail sorting, adjuster scheduling. The first contractor to respond takes the job.

Trigger volume spike or manual storm mode
Action mass triage → priority queue

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Database Reactivation

Every dead estimate and cold customer in your CRM, segmented by age and job type, worked with a campaign that costs you nothing but data. This is the January offer that pays for the rest of the year.

Trigger scheduled campaign
Action segment → sequence → route replies

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Review Requester

A review ask that goes out at the right moment — after the final walkthrough, not the invoice — and routes an unhappy answer to you privately instead of onto your Google profile.

Trigger job marked complete
Action ask → route by sentiment

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Voice Receptionist

An actual voice on the line for callers who won't text, with sub-second responses so it doesn't feel like a machine. We hold this one back until the text agents have earned your trust — a slow voice bot is worse than voicemail.

Trigger inbound call, no human available
Action answer → qualify → transfer or book

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Something on your list

If the bottleneck in your shop isn't on this page, it's probably still a workflow. Tell us what eats your week on the callback form and we'll say honestly whether it's worth automating — some things aren't.

Trigger your actual problem
Action we scope it in the audit

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Watch

Short videos, no sales deck.

Every one of these is under four minutes and shows a real system running — not an animation of one.

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