"My water heater burst and there's water all over the basement. Can someone come now?"
- Sarah triages
- Texts on-call tech
- Books emergency visit
Sarah runs a full intake on every call, then writes the appointment to your real calendar. Right person, right time, right details: no double-bookings, no follow-up messages, no missed details.
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Sarah works through your intake checklist while the customer is still talking.
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Checked before she books. If the address falls outside your service area, she says so on the call rather than booking a job nobody can drive to.
Our real-time availability engine. Sarah writes to the same calendar your office manager does, reads what is already booked and your business hours, and only ever offers a slot that is genuinely open.
Every slot Sarah suggests has already been checked against your live calendar and the hours you actually work.
Sarah doesn't book every call the same way. You write the rules per call type, and she follows them.
"My water heater burst and there's water all over the basement. Can someone come now?"
"A storm tore shingles off my roof last night. I need an estimate before my adjuster comes Friday."
"Hi, I'd like to set up a first visit. Do you take Delta Dental?"
If your office uses it, Sarah does too. No new system to learn; bookings land where your jobs already live.
Plus Google Calendar sync on every plan, and CSV export of every call and booking.
We used to lose two or three bookings a day because the front desk was at lunch or on another line. With Sarah, the calendar fills up while we're out on the job. She's a better office manager than the one we hired.
Here's everything else.
The booking needs your calendar connected. The intake does not. Put your number in and hear how she gets the job details out of a caller in the first thirty seconds.
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