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Was the inbound request captured instead of disappearing into voicemail or an inbox?
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A bilingual lead-response and booking-assurance pilot for US HVAC and plumbing teams. Capture the request, qualify it, book against live availability, route urgent calls, and create a recovery task when a calendar, CRM, or human handoff fails.
Founding-stage pilot. A caller is never told they are booked unless the booking system confirms it. Revenue is never attributed from an appointment alone; customer outcomes are reconciled against the client's own records.
Was the inbound request captured instead of disappearing into voicemail or an inbox?
Did we capture service type, ZIP, urgency, contact details, and the right next action?
Was an appointment actually written to the calendar and reflected in the CRM?
Did an urgent or human-requested call successfully reach the configured person?
Start with one approved inbound source. The agent can handle English or Spanish and collect the details your team needs to respond.
Routine requests move toward scheduling. Emergencies, explicit human requests, and uncertain cases follow a controlled human-transfer or callback path.
A booking is not called confirmed until the calendar write succeeds and the CRM handoff is recorded. Failures create a visible recovery task instead of a false success.
Track calls handled, qualified inquiries, verified bookings, transfer outcomes, unresolved leads, and provider cost. Revenue is attributed only from client-confirmed job or payment records.
We start with one source and one measurable workflow. Scope and a fixed pilot quote are confirmed after the demo. Additional phone, messaging, CRM, or provider charges are disclosed before implementation.
✓ English + Spanish pilot path
✓ Qualification, booking or human handoff
✓ Event trail for answered → qualified → booked / transferred
✓ Weekly review against the baseline