What the AI front-desk has handled this week.

Three live tiles from the same shop-level dataset behind the dashboard — total recovered calls, an after-hours vs business-hours split, and a per-trade breakdown. The numbers below answer from the exact same query paths the founder reads against, just without the caller phone or transcript. Refresh the page — they move.

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What the agent has handled this week.

Three live tiles from the same shop-level dataset behind the dashboard: total recovered calls, an after-hours vs business-hours split, and a per-trade breakdown. The numbers refresh on every page load.

Methodology

How this number is counted

A recovered call is a call the AI voice agent answered and on which it confirmed homeowner intent for a real service need. These are live counts from each shop's call logs—not industry averages, modeled projections, or vendor reports. The after-hours versus business-hours split is keyed to the timestamp when the call was answered, not a first-touch webhook. The per-trade tile is an unfiltered count of jobs carrying a trade tag, not a back-out projection.

Also see

Three reads that tighten the funnel.

Each is short, on the same voice as the tiles above, and lands one click from the audit CTA.

Real transcripts

Read three worked transcripts.

Three after-hours calls — a burst pipe at 22:07, an AC outage on a July evening, a tripped main breaker on a Sunday — walked line-by-line against the six steps the agent runs on every ring.

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The six steps

Walk the AI front-desk flow.

From the inbound ring to the two-ring pickup, the address + issue capture, the SMS dispatch out, the SMS confirmation back, and the closed ticket on the morning board.

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Lost-job estimate

Run the lost-job estimate.

Three inputs — monthly missed calls, average job value, close rate — turn into a per-month lost-job number the per-booked-job invoice will defend.

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Next step

See your own number on this sheet.

A 20-minute audit uses ten of your recent inbound calls and your last quarter's ticket values to fill the same three tiles for your shop — no install, no commitment, no demo deck.

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What we need for the audit

Two attachments, ten minutes.

01Ten recent inbound recordings (or a calendar link).
02Last quarter's service-ticket value range.
03Confirmation you run ServiceTitan, Jobber, or Housecall Pro.