HVAC & refrigeration
The no-heat call comes at six in the evening.
Which is exactly when the office is empty and the machine picks up. Your client loses that job to whoever answered first, and never finds out it happened.
What it does on the call
It answers, it decides, it books.
01
Triages no-heat and no-cool as emergency, everything else as scheduled
02
Books into a slot a technician can actually reach
03
Takes the make, model and age of the unit while it is being said
Caller“No heat since this morning, two kids in the house”
TriageEmergency — on-call technician paged
BookedBooked 7:40pm, address and unit model captured
The arithmetic
One recovered job pays for the year.
That is the whole pitch, and your client can check it against their own average ticket in about four seconds. You bill them a retainer for it. We bill you for the line, and the gap is yours.
DiaryBooked into the calendar the crew already uses
NotifiedText and email the moment it is taken
RecordedEvery call transcribed, nothing left on a pad
YoursUnder your brand, on your domain
Start with one practice, on a real phone line.
Fifteen minutes. We wire one location to a number you can ring yourself, and you hear it answer a call before anybody signs anything. No account, no card.