Job details for a quote
The type of job, the address, access and timing, plus photos if your tools accept them, gathered in one go so you can quote without three phone calls.
Home services and trades
A chatbot on your website that collects the job details you need for a quote, checks the area you cover and flags emergencies while you are on a job.
Discuss your chatbot
Before the build
Do you cover my area, how soon can you come, roughly what will it cost, are you insured, do you work weekends and can you look at this today. You cannot answer the phone halfway through a job. The chatbot answers from information you approve and collects the details you would ask for anyway.
One business, one agreed set of jobs. What it may say is written down before we build.
The type of job, the address, access and timing, plus photos if your tools accept them, gathered in one go so you can quote without three phone calls.
It checks postcodes or ZIP codes against the areas you cover and explains your usual lead times.
Leaks, no heating or no power get your emergency number straight away, and the request is flagged.
Insurance, guarantees, payment terms and what happens after the job, the same answer every time.
It does not give firm prices for work nobody has seen, and it gives no safety advice on gas or electrics beyond telling people to call you or the emergency services. Quotes stay your decision.
Automation turns enquiries into booked jobs.
Quote requests go to your inbox, job management software or a shared sheet, where its API allows.
A reminder when a quote request is waiting, a nudge when a sent quote has had no reply and a review request after a finished job.
It explains how you price and collects everything you need to quote. The quote itself stays with you.
It gives your emergency number or out-of-hours instructions straight away and flags the conversation for you.
Yes. It compares the customer's postcode or ZIP code with the areas you list.
No. The chatbot can be added to the site you have. If the site needs work, we can do that too.
The questions you ask before quoting are enough to start. We can talk over Google Meet, a voice call or text.