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Automation for home and field service companies

In field services the office spends the day on the phone: taking requests, assigning jobs, telling customers when someone will arrive, and chasing invoices afterwards. Most of that follows the same pattern every time, which makes it a good fit for automation.

A technician repairs a kitchen tap

The problems we're usually asked to fix

  • Every job assigned over the phone

    The office matches requests to technicians by phone and memory. Technicians wait for instructions between jobs.

  • Customers asking where the technician is

    Without an ETA, customers call the office. Each call interrupts whoever was doing something else.

  • Invoices nobody likes chasing

    Chasing payment feels awkward, so it gets postponed, and cash flow suffers for it.

Home services projects

Questions from home services teams

Yes. We add the automations those tools don't cover, such as AI call answering or custom dispatch rules, and keep the tool as the record of jobs.