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04Capability · Recaps & transcripts

Every call ends with a text. Everything she said, everything she promised.

28 seconds after the customer hangs up, you've got an SMS recap on your phone. The full transcript is waiting in the dashboard — searchable, taggable, correctable. Nothing happens behind your back.

100%Calls with a recap
99.3%Transcript accuracy
28sAvg. hang-up → SMS
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Every call. Every word. Every promise she made.

You hired Sarah; you didn't outsource your phone. The whole reason this works is because you can see exactly what she said, change what she'll say next time, and audit anything you want.

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Calls with a recap, no exceptions.

Every call — emergency, quote, spam, wrong number — gets logged and a recap sent. Spam goes straight to the morning digest, not your SMS.

Logging
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Transcript accuracy, English & Spanish.

Verbatim transcription of every turn. Brand names, addresses, prices captured cleanly. Flag any line for a correction and Sarah re-trains on it.

Fidelity
28s

From hang-up to your phone.

The SMS lands while the customer's car is still in the driveway. Address, urgency, what she promised, what to bring — in your pocket before the next call.

Speed

Archive, searchable, forever.

Every recording, transcript, and recap kept indefinitely. Search by customer, phrase, address, urgency, outcome. Export to PDF on demand.

Memory
Anatomy of a recap

Six lines. Everything you need.

The recap isn't a transcript dump. It's an SMS your dispatcher would write if your dispatcher were perfect, fast, and on the clock at 11 PM.

What's in every line.

Built around what the tech rolling up actually needs — and what you'd want to know if you were on the truck and couldn't read more than two paragraphs.

  • Outcome & customerBooked, escalated, or routed. Customer's name, ready to call back.
  • The jobWhat it is, how urgent, since when. The line item that pays.
  • Address & service-area checkFull address, validated against your service rules.
  • Tech assignment & ETAWho's rolling, when, with what gear on the truck.
  • What she promised on pricingFree inspection? $200 storm assess? She tells you what's on the table.
  • Vibe & verbatim notesSpanish-preferred, dog in the backyard, "she sounded frantic." Context the tech can use.
Full transcript

The whole call. Verbatim.

Want more than the recap? Open the call in the dashboard and read or replay every line. Highlighted action items show what she captured and what she promised — pulled out automatically.

Call · Jenny Lee · active leakHenson Roofing · Sat May 4 · 11:48 PM · 1:14 total
Booked
0:02
Caller"Hey, I think a branch took out part of my roof. Water's coming through the ceiling already."
0:09
Sarah"Oh — I'm sorry to hear that. Let's get someone out tonight. Can you give me the address and how long it's been leaking?"
0:18
Caller"2840 Yale Avenue. Maybe twenty minutes."
Action item captured — Address: 2840 Yale Ave · Urgency: critical · Active leak ≥ 20 min
0:24
Sarah"Got it. Mike's on call tonight — I'm pinging him now. He should be by within the hour. Want to stay on while I confirm?"
Promise made — Mike Henson on-call paged · ETA within 60 min
0:36
Caller"Yeah, please. I don't have a tarp or anything."
0:41
Sarah"Mike will bring one. He's en route — 47 minutes out. Inspection's no charge tonight; we'll talk repair scope tomorrow."
Equipment confirmed · Pricing promise — inspection $0 · repair scope deferred to next day
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What she extracted.

Action items, promises, and entity data are pulled out automatically — so your CRM, calendar, and tech know everything that matters.

Outcome
Booked · urgent
Customer
Jenny Lee · (918) 555-0427
Address
2840 Yale Ave, Tulsa
Urgency
Critical · active leak ≥ 20 min
Tech & ETA
Mike Henson · 47 min
Equipment
Tarp · ladder
Pricing promised
Inspection $0 · repair quote next day
Notes
"I don't have a tarp" — caller didn't have storm-emergency materials
The dashboard

Every call she's ever taken. One screen.

Search by customer name, phrase, address, or outcome. Filter by call type. Listen, read, flag, or export. The black-box receptionist replaced by a glass one.

Tuesday · May 12

Calls — 147 this week.

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Answered today
47
↑ 12 vs avg
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↑ 4
Avg. call
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After-hours
42%
↑ 8 pts
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Edit & retrain

When she gets a line wrong, you correct it once.

Sarah's good. She's not perfect. The point of full transcripts isn't audit theater — it's that you can flag a line, write what you'd rather she said, and she uses your correction on every call after.

Flag. Rewrite. Done.

Three steps. The cost of a wrong line goes from "we lost the customer" to "I spent thirty seconds in the dashboard last Tuesday."

  1. Flag the line.Hover any turn in the transcript, click the flag. Tag what was wrong — wrong price, wrong tone, wrong service, off-script.
  2. Write the better version.Type what you would have said. Sarah uses this as her preferred phrasing from now on.
  3. She uses it next call.No retraining cycle, no waiting on us. The next caller asking the same question gets your corrected answer.
Owner correction · Henson Roofing
FlaggedSarah

"Inspection's no charge — and we can usually start the work within a couple days of the estimate."

What Jake wrote instead

"Inspection's no charge. If we're going to start the work, we lock the schedule on the call so you're not waiting."

Applied 14 min agoSarah used it on the next 3 calls already.
I read the recaps over coffee. Forty-seven calls — six lines each — and I know what Sarah said, what she promised, and where my crews are headed before anyone's truck has started. I haven't checked voicemail in fourteen months.
DR
Diego RamosOwner · Sunbelt Solar · Phoenix, AZ
47SMS recaps / day
0Voicemails checked
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