SMS sending cadence rebuilt
Daily capacity increased from 250 to 500 while delivery remained strong. After opt-outs rose to 13–14%, the workflow was changed from bulk batches to 45 messages per hour between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
3Live systems
4In progress
3Queued
Jun 30–Jul 14Review window
Two-week build digest
A client-facing record of what shipped, what changed, and what remains active from June 30 through July 14. Status language is intentionally conservative: “Live” and “Verified” indicate observed operation; “In progress,” “Waiting,” and “Planned” do not.
Weekly campaign reporting
A Friday campaign-performance report was requested, accepted by the delivery team, and set to include team@rspur.com. First-run delivery should be confirmed after the next scheduled report.
Client project command center
Slack Project Overview, Project Tracker, and native Workflows tabs are organized as the operating source of truth, with 11 scoped work items.
RISE / Longball operating stack
The active delivery stack is organized around GHL, the transaction-coordination portal, MLS offer generation, VoiceDrop, and the Hermes agent.
VoiceDrop + GHL integration
Contact upload, backend lead handoff, and client setup guidance remain active implementation work. This is not represented as fully live yet.
Gmail attachments → Drive → brain
A config-driven collector is designed, but client Google/Drive authorization and a controlled canary run are still required before deployment.
Next build lane
- Confirm the first automated Friday campaign report arrives correctly.
- Continue lowering opt-outs and monitor throttling under the hourly cadence.
- Finish VoiceDrop-to-GHL handoff and validate one end-to-end lead.
- Authorize and canary the Gmail attachment collector.