Every time a crew needs direction, your phone buzzes. Here's what the operation looks like when the dispatch runs itself.
You're trying to build the business, but the crew needs an answer now. This time, the system finds the closest qualified tech before you even put down your pen.
A real emergency got triaged, the location was captured, and the system already knows who to send.
Location, skill match, and current workload are all factored in, dropping the job into the right tech's queue automatically.
You get a clean summary of what happened, without having to make the routing decision yourself.
Marcus T. assigned to 412 Oak St and ETA 5 mins
3 routine jobs scheduled and 1 emergency handled and All crews active
When the job is assigned, the address and notes go with it, so the crew can roll without checking in with the office.
The kind of operational capacity a larger fleet has by default, built around how a growing plumbing company actually works.
For a company ready to scale, this is the whole game: every job that comes in while you're building the future gets handled, not held up by your bandwidth.
If we're wrong, the conversation ends here. If we're close, this is rarely the only thing you're holding together by hand.
We built this from public information. How close did we get?
Tell us where we got it right, or where we missed. Under a minute.