For electricians, plumbers, heating engineers and every trade in between: an AI voice agent that answers while you work and books the job, and automation that turns it into a quote, an invoice and a review request.
“Boiler's not firing and we've got no hot water — can someone come out?”
Every call you can't take up a ladder is a job that rings the next number on Google.
Quotes, invoices and job sheets typed up after a full day's work.
Invoices go out late, and chasing them falls to the bottom of the list.
A natural-sounding AI voice agent, trained on your business, picks up day and night. Here's what happens when someone calls.
Up a ladder, under a floor or driving between jobs — every call gets a proper answer.
It asks the questions you would, puts true emergencies through to you and books the rest.
Real availability, a confirmed slot, and the address and details you need for the job.
It asks what you'd ask, in plain English, and gets the details right first time. When a call needs a person, it puts it through or takes a proper message — and you get a written summary either way.
The call is only the start. Automation carries the job through every step, in the software you already use.
by phone, web or form
created from your templates
photos and job sheet logged
straight into Xero
chaser, then review request
Your prices, your wording — a quote drafted before you're back in the van.
Mark the job done and the invoice goes out, with polite chasers if it isn't paid.
Happy customers asked for a Google review automatically, at the right moment.
Connected with Make, n8n or Zapier — in accounts you own.
Yes. It asks the questions you would — for example whether there's a gas smell or water coming through a ceiling — and follows your rules: true emergencies are put through to you straight away, everything else is booked or logged.
Usually. Tools like Simpro, ServiceM8, Tradify and Xero can be connected through Make, n8n or Zapier, so a booked call becomes a job without retyping. We check your setup on the discovery call.
It can transfer the call to your mobile, check first whether you're free, and take a proper message if you're not — sent to you straight away rather than left in a voicemail box.