Scope custom requests
Turn a fuzzy idea into a clear build brief.
Bespoke Ops
Bespoke project work. When you need something the standard Wingmen don't do, Solo Act is how we scope and ship it. Each engagement is its own statement of work.
What Solo Act does
Solo Act is the honest one: it's not a product, it's how we do custom work. When a customer needs a workflow, an integration, a one-off campaign, or a piece of automation that doesn't fit any of the standard Wingmen, we scope it as a Solo Act engagement. The monthly is a retainer that covers a defined block of strategist + builder time each month; the setup is the kickoff and discovery. Beyond the monthly block we quote per-project. We don't pretend this is an autonomous Wingman — it's our team, scoped for you. The aviation branding is for consistency across the tier; the work is real people doing real custom builds in your account.
Capabilities
Same two people every month so they hold context. The strategist scopes; the builder ships. You're not re-explaining your business every engagement.
Your retainer covers a defined block of build hours each month (typically enough for 1-2 medium engagements). Hours don't roll over; we publish what was used at the end of each month.
If a project exceeds the monthly block, we quote it as a fixed SOW before starting. No surprise invoices.
Anything that fits inside your CRM — custom workflows, custom-built integrations (Unipile, third-party APIs), one-off campaigns, internal automations.
The strategist isn't just taking orders. If we think the thing you're asking for is the wrong thing, we'll say so and propose what we think would actually work.
If a request is outside what we can do well (or what your CRM can actually support), we say so up front. The setup fee doesn't get burned chasing a thing that won't work.
On the job
Solo Act turns 'we should automate this' from a wishlist into a quarterly stream of shipped custom builds.
Instead of stockpiling automation ideas and never building them, every quarter ships one custom-built mission tailored to your specific workflow.
Your team focuses on running the shop. Solo Act handles scoping, building, deploying, and maintaining your bespoke automations.
Turn a fuzzy idea into a clear build brief.
Find the cracks where automation should live.
Draft the specification each build will follow.
Suggest new automations based on what you've shared.
Wire up the connections between your tools.
Construct the automations only you would have.
Wire alerts to the specific signals your shop cares about.
Connect systems that don't talk to each other natively.
Generate reports tailored to the questions you ask.
Route the right info to the right person at the right time.
Encode the booking rules your shop actually uses.
Validate every build before it touches production.
Deploy the build once you sign off.
Watch every custom build after launch.
Refine the build after seeing it in the wild.
Keep your custom work running cleanly week to week.
Sequence custom work by impact and effort.
Quote each build in hours before starting.
Show how each request consumed your allotment.
Wire builds that span phone, CRM, and email together.
Notice patterns where your team is doing manual work.
Pause for approval on bigger jobs.
Write the templates your team can reuse.
Wire announcement campaigns to your data.
Walk through the launch checklist every time.
Revert builds cleanly when something goes wrong.
Encode service-area rules in the automation.
Treat VIPs, regulars, and new contacts differently.
Label each build for easy maintenance later.
Use your shop's tone in every customer-facing message.
Catch broken automations before customers do.
Review every custom build each quarter.
Maintain a living doc of what each automation does.
Explain what each build does in language you can read.
Show what each custom build saved or earned.
Email a Friday recap of build status.
Train your team on each new automation.
Hand the last approval to you before shipping.
Monitor every custom build's reliability.
Recommend the next build worth shipping.
In the field
You run a 4-location service franchise and need leads automatically routed to the closest location based on ZIP, with each location's lead-handling SLAs different.
Solo Act scopes the routing logic, builds a custom workflow + supporting our platform worker for the ZIP-to-location lookup, wires it into your accounts, and runs a UAT with each location manager. Two-week build; covered by one month of retainer.
You're a specialty dentist and the standard intake form doesn't capture the clinical screening questions you need before booking a consult.
Solo Act designs a custom multi-step intake form, integrates it with your contact creation, sets up conditional routing based on screening answers (some go straight to consult, some get a phone screen first), and integrates with your insurance verification process.
You're migrating from a legacy CRM and have 30,000 contacts with messy data — duplicates, missing fields, mis-tagged opportunities.
Solo Act runs a one-time data audit, builds the deduplication + enrichment pipeline, migrates the cleaned set into your CRM, and hands you a report of what was merged and what was dropped. Quoted as a fixed SOW beyond the monthly block.
What you'll connect
Required connections need to be wired before Solo Act can fly. We'll guide you through every one during onboarding.
Whatever the project needs
Scoped per engagement
Your Wingman dashboard (full access)
So we can build directly
Owner availability for kickoff
One 60-90 minute scoping call per engagement
What gets deployed
When your estimate is accepted, our system automatically deploys these artifacts to your Wingman dashboard. No copy-paste, no manual setup.
Ideal for
Established businesses with a clear backlog of 'we should automate this' projects that don't fit any of the standard Wingmen, and an owner who'd rather buy team-hours than chase contractors.
FAQ
Yes — and unlike the other Airshow tiers, we don't dress it up. Solo Act is custom work delivered by humans. The Wingman branding is for tier consistency on the pricing page.
Two things: continuity (same team every month, holding context), and the fact that we know your CRM and the standard Wingmen cold — so the custom work integrates cleanly with everything else you've already got running.
Engagements scoped within 5 business days of kickoff. Standard build cycle is 2-4 weeks per engagement. Slack/email response within 1 business day during a live engagement.
They don't roll over. That's intentional — the retainer holds the team's time for you whether you use it or not. If you have low-usage months consistently we'll talk about right-sizing it.
Yes, 30 days notice. Any work-in-progress engagement gets either finished or paused at a clean handoff point — we won't leave you with a half-built workflow.
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Tell us about your business and we'll send a tailored proposal with Solo Act configured for your industry — within one business day.