Calls

Every call, handled and remembered.

Business numbers and calling are built in. Calls are transcribed and analyzed, then linked to the customer, the job and the ad that rang. Nobody types it in.

Call from Parker4:12 · example
Operator· from this call
UrgentNo heat and 20° outside. A repeat customer asking for today.

“My furnace is blowing cold air and it's 20 degrees out. Can someone come today?”

CustomerParker · repeat customerMatched
Equipment2011 Carrier furnaceOn file
ProblemNo heatSame day
SourceGoogle Ads numberTracked
From the call recording and transcriptReview same-day visit →

How it works

Your phone line and your system are the same thing.

Business numbers, built in.

Get your company number in the area code you want. Set who answers and when. No separate phone system to buy and connect.

  • Search numbers by area code
  • Weekly hours, holidays and ring groups
  • Voicemail when nobody picks up
  • A separate number for each ad source, so you know which one rang
Answer planMain line
Mon to Fri, 7 am to 6 pmRing Jess and Dro together
Active
After hoursGoes to voicemail, transcribed
Voicemail
Labor DayVoicemail all day
Holiday

Every call transcribed and analyzed.

Calls are recorded where your company turns recording on, with the required notice. Each one gets a transcript and a short summary on the call page. Operator also looks for the work that came out of it.

  • Transcript and summary on every call
  • Spots a promise like "I'll send the revised estimate" and turns it into a task you confirm
  • You choose which call insights to run
CallsToday · example
Parker9:12 AM · 4 min · Summary ready
Booked
(720) 555‑014310:40 AM · Missed
Text sent
Nguyen11:05 AM · 7 min · Summary ready
Estimate promised
Lee1:18 PM · 2 min · Summary ready
Follow up

Linked to the customer, the job and the source.

Operator matches the caller to your customer list and shows the call on their record. From there you can follow a call to the job and the invoice. If it can't tell who called, it asks you instead of guessing.

  • Calls show up on the customer and the job
  • Matches a caller to an existing customer, or drafts a new lead
  • Marketing shows which source brought in the call
ParkerExample trail
SourceGoogle Ads · main line
CallToday, 9:12 AM · 4 min
CustomerParker · repeat customer
JobNo heat · booked 1:45 PM
InvoiceCreated after the visit

Missed a call? They get a text.

When someone calls and you don't pick up, Operator can text them back. The call lands in your queue as a draft lead, so someone follows up.

  • One text per number every 24 hours
  • Sent between 8 am and 9 pm, company time
  • Every text ends with how to opt out, and STOP is honored
  • You turn it on
(720) 555‑0143Text · example
Sorry we missed your call. This is Ridgeline Heating & Air. What can we help with? Reply STOP to opt out.Ridgeline main line · 10:41 AM
AC is out at my rental. Can someone come Thursday?10:44 AM
Sent from Ridgeline main lineSaved to the call

Techs call from the app.

A tech taps to call or text a customer from the job. The call is tied to that tech and saved on the customer.

Office sees the whole story.

Calls, texts and voicemail sit in one place, next to the customer. Anyone can pick up where someone left off.

You stay in charge.

Operator suggests. You approve. Calls it can't match go to a person to review.

Know who called, and what happened next.