For trades and service businesses

Finish the job without losing the next customer.

Choose where enquiries fall through. See the missed-call response, qualification, booking step, and owner handoff that runs while you are working.

Missed-call inbox and recovery
Response workflow active
New enquiries3 in queue
Jamie · new customer2 min ago
Water heater · no hot water
Morgan · repeat customer11 min ago
Annual service booking
Unknown caller18 min ago
No message · follow-up queued
Jamie · recovery timeline
Call missed
Owner was on a job
Text sent
Service and postcode requested
Details received
Water heater · 60402
Owner handoff
Same-day review queue
The owner receives a structured request, not another voicemail.

Choose the pressure point

What is leaking time or revenue?

Pick the situation closest to yours. The live stage, proposed build, estimate sketch, and audit CTA update together.

Missed-call recovery

Respond while the customer is still looking.

A missed call triggers an immediate text or callback workflow, asks the approved qualification questions, and creates a job or booking request for the owner.

Scope this workflow

The build

1Detect the unanswered call and send the approved first response.
2Collect service, location, timing, and the minimum job context.
3Book where rules allow or place a complete request in the owner queue.

Boundaries

Urgent or out-of-scope work routes using your rules.
The workflow never invents availability or a custom quote.
Customers can request a person at any point.

Use your numbers

What is the current workflow carrying?

This is simple arithmetic using the values you enter. It is not a forecast, ROI promise, or quote.

Job value represented by those calls
$4,480/week
A missed call is not automatically a lost or completed job. This applies your average job value to the call volume entered.
Cost sketch for Local businesses

Three-question brief

Make the first call useful.

Give us the minimum context now. The booking or message will carry the situation you selected.

Questions before you book?

Clear boundaries matter more than a long capability list.

The greeting and disclosure should match the applicable rules and your preferred customer experience. We do not design the assistant to impersonate a named staff member.

Yes, where the calendar or job system supports reliable availability and booking rules. Otherwise it can collect a preferred window and place the request in your queue for confirmation.

Usually not. The first workflow can sit around the phone, calendar, inbox, CRM, or job system you already use. We check the available interfaces before promising a direct integration.

It can repeat fixed, approved pricing or ranges when your rules support that. Jobs that depend on inspection, scope, travel, materials, or judgement should become quote requests rather than invented prices.

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