Panel upgrades, EV chargers and generators are big decisions, and nobody has time to nudge them. We build the systems that follow up, sort small jobs from big ones and handle permit rescheduling, inside the software you already run.
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Example: a cold panel quote gets a nudge and a yes
Panel upgrades, EV chargers and generators are big decisions. Customers need a nudge or two, and nobody on your crew has time to give it.
You walk the job, write the quote and answer the questions. Quotes wait for a free night, and the customer cools off in the meantime.
Jobs depend on dates you do not control. Every change turns into a chain of texts with the customer.
The family you put an EV charger in for may want a generator or a panel next. If you do not stay in touch, they search again.
The customer okays extra work on the job, but nobody writes it up or gets a signature, so it never makes the invoice.
A form fill, a text and a panel photo come in while you are on a ladder. You sort them at night, after the customer hired someone else.
Big electrical jobs are decisions that take a nudge or two. Here is what your customer gets while you stay on the job. An example of the first system most electrical contractors should look at. Your quote wording, timing and rules go in before anything sends.
Set it to match your business. Nothing is saved or sent. Sales and hours are counted separately.
Sales at risk = leads a month × your close share × average value × 12 months × the share lost at your reply speed (0%, 30%, 55% or 70%, our planning assumptions). Busywork = 60% of your weekly hours at $35 an hour for 50 weeks. These are estimates, not promises.
Jay Awal has been the owner doing everything by hand at midnight. He started DispatchCo to build owner-run businesses the same kinds of systems his own businesses run on.
Panel, EV charger and generator quotes get a follow-up sequence that stops when the customer replies or books.
Forms and texts collect the job type, address, panel details and photos before you ever roll a truck.
When a date moves, the customer gets the update and picks a new time, without a chain of texts from you.
Customers hear from you with an offer you approve, with consent checked first.
Electrical contractors often run ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro or Jobber, or just a phone and a calendar. We build around what you have and check how it connects before we quote the work.
You and your crew stay on the work. The follow-up stops waiting on you.
Burning smells, sparks and anything unsafe follow the script you approve, and go straight to a person. If there is smoke or fire, the first instruction is to get out and call 911.
It never tells a customer how to do electrical work. It books the visit and leaves the work to your licensed crew.
It only quotes what you approve. Anything else gets booked for a visit.
Automated texts need the right consent. We set up the wording and the record of it before anything sends.
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Our published case study is a care agency, not an electrical business. The problem was the same: work sat waiting for someone to send the next step. We moved their forms online and built a back end that sends it on its own. Licensing went from about 6 months to under 90 days, depending on the state agency.
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Biggest blind spot first, with your people trained to run it. The next system follows by day 90.
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You can see what is open, how old it is and who replied.
Date changes reach the customer without a string of texts from you.
Your crew rolls with the details and photos already in hand.
No. It takes the follow-up nobody has time for: quotes, renewals, reminders and check-ins. Your office stays the voice customers talk to, and anyone who wants a person gets one.
It can collect the details on a bid request, route it to whoever handles it and follow up once the bid is out. Your estimator keeps the bid itself. We scope commercial work on a call, because every shop runs it differently.
Yes, within your rules. You set your service area, minimums and job types, and it can politely turn away or refer what you do not take.
It can. We can map it now while the pain is fresh and go live when you have room, so the slow season starts with a full follow-up list. Either way, we do the build inside your accounts.
It only books what your rules allow, and you can see and change everything. We test against your real job types before it goes live, and we watch it closely in the first weeks.
It does not give electrical advice or do design work. It books visits and collects information, and your licensed people make the calls. Have your own attorney or insurer weigh in if you want it checked.
Often that is the fastest win. Past customers already know you. We check what consent you have first, because marketing texts have real legal rules. Where text consent is missing, we start with email.
You own every system, login and document. You see the work at a weekly check-in, and you can stop anytime and keep what is built. Deployment clients also get a written guarantee, measured against a baseline we both sign in week 1.
It depends on what we build, so we scope it from your Blind Spot Audit and a call. A 6-person shop and a 60-person company need different things. You see the full scope and price before any work starts.
We build it inside the software they already log into, write the playbooks with them and train them on their own real work. People use what they helped shape.
About 30 minutes a week to approve things and tell us what's off. You know your business, we know the build.
No. Blueprint, Deployment and Workshop are separate decisions. Stop after any of them and keep everything we made.
It comes with every Deployment. In week 1 we time the jobs we're automating with you and we both sign that number. At day 90 we time them again the same way. If your team isn't saving 10 hours a week, we build one more system free, no bigger than the smallest one in your Deployment, within 30 days. It applies when you've done your part: the week-1 timing, access within 5 business days, the weekly check-in, playbook approvals within 3 business days, and running the work through the systems.
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