Platform

The operating platform for restoration companies.

Leads, CRM, jobs, communications, contents, assets, vendors, marketing, and accounting — connected on a single platform built for the way restoration runs.

9 connected modulesOne data modelRestoration-specific
Lifecycle

Every restoration job runs through the same five stages.

Relay covers each one natively — not as a bundle of point tools. Select any module to see how it fits.

  1. 01

    Demand

    How leads enter the business.

  2. 02

    Intake

    First contact on a loss.

  3. 03

    Relationship

    Accounts, contacts, and pipeline.

  4. 04

    Execution

    Run the work from start to finish.

  5. 05

    Closeout

    Invoice, payment, and reporting.

Single source of truth

Every department, the same record.

The connection between modules is the platform. Each module writes to the same data, so every team sees the same customer, the same job, and the same numbers.

One record per customer.

Calls, jobs, invoices, contents, and vendor history live on the same account — across departments.

One record per job.

Schedule, photos, communications, contents items, vendor work, and invoices share the same job.

One source for reporting.

Cross-department reporting reads from the same data — no exports, no reconciliation between systems.

Native vs. connected

What's inside Relay, and what Relay connects to.

The platform is built around what restoration companies run every day. A short list of external systems connect natively — without integration overhead.

Built into Relay

Nine modules. One platform.

  • Leads
  • CRM
  • Jobs
  • Communications
  • Contents
  • Assets
  • Vendors
  • Marketing
  • Accounting
Connected

External systems Relay talks to.

  • QuickBooks

    Invoices, payments, and A/R move between Relay and QuickBooks without re-entry.

  • Google Ads

    Spend, attribution, and lead source flow into the Marketing module.

  • Google Business Profile

    Reviews and GBP performance sit alongside lead source attribution.

  • Email

    Emails attach to accounts and contacts in CRM automatically.

Platform FAQ

Questions about the platform.

More on the resources page.

Is Relay one platform or a bundle of integrations?

One platform. Relay's modules share one data model, not point integrations. Calls, jobs, contents, vendors, and invoicing read and write to the same record.

Can we adopt modules one at a time?

Yes. Implementations are staged by module, so you can start with the modules that matter most and add the rest at your own pace.

Does Relay replace the systems we use today?

For most restoration companies, yes — CRM, phone system, contents tracking, vendor records, and operational reporting move into Relay. QuickBooks stays for accounting and connects natively.

How does Relay integrate with QuickBooks?

Native connection for accounting workflows. Invoices, payments, and A/R move between Relay and QuickBooks without re-entry.

What does implementation look like for a full platform deployment?

Implementations are staged by module and led by a restoration product specialist. Most teams are running in Relay within weeks, not months.

How is pricing structured?

Pricing depends on company size and module mix. Book a demo and we'll walk through a configuration that fits the way you run.

See it run

See Relay in your operation.

Thirty minutes with a restoration specialist. We'll walk through the modules that map to how your company runs today.

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