Operations workflow

AI voice agents for dispatch service that keeps field work moving.

Route urgent requests, coordinate field teams, and keep dispatch workflows moving with structured voice automation.

Urgency detectionField alertsJob details
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Dispatch ServiceLive voice workflow
Dispatch call active
Caller

The unit stopped cooling and there’s a medical office opening in two hours.

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I’ve marked this urgent. I’ll collect the site access details and alert the on-call technician.

Latest eventPriority raised · field alert prepared
Live01
urgency and job-detail capture
Fast02
field-team alerts and routing
One03
structured dispatch record
What it handles

Built around the complete conversation.

From the first question to the final handoff, every stage stays connected to a useful operational outcome.

Job intake01

Capture what dispatch needs on the first call

Collect location, service type, symptoms, access instructions, availability, contact details, and any safety concerns.

  • Structured job details
  • Address confirmation
  • Required-question flows
Priority and routing02

Recognize urgent work and alert the right team

Apply service-area, skill, schedule, severity, and on-call rules to choose the next operational action.

  • Urgency detection
  • Team selection
  • On-call escalation
Field coordination03

Keep customers and field teams aligned

Send job summaries and alerts, capture changing arrival information, and record each dispatch outcome for review.

  • Field notifications
  • Customer updates
  • Outcome tracking
How it works

A clear path from workflow to live calls.

Start with one high-value conversation, define its boundaries, and improve it from real outcomes.

  1. 01

    Define job types and priorities

    Map routine, urgent, unsupported, and safety-sensitive calls to clear operational paths.

  2. 02

    Connect teams and service data

    Add coverage areas, schedules, skills, on-call contacts, and the tools required to create work.

  3. 03

    Test operational exceptions

    Exercise missing addresses, unsafe conditions, unavailable crews, duplicate jobs, and escalation failures.

  4. 04

    Launch and monitor outcomes

    Review intake completeness, response time, routing accuracy, and unresolved dispatch requests.

Common workflows

Useful in the moments that matter.

01

Emergency service intake

Identify urgent conditions and gather the information an on-call technician needs.

Expected outcomeFaster escalation
02

Routine job scheduling

Collect service details and reserve the appropriate visit or callback window.

Expected outcomeCleaner job intake
03

Driver and technician updates

Capture arrival changes, access issues, and completed-work outcomes by phone.

Expected outcomeBetter field coordination
Connect your stack

Fit the workflow around the systems your team already uses.

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ServiceTitan
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Housecall Pro
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Jobber
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Twilio
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Slack
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Webhooks
F.A.Q.

Questions, answered clearly.

How does the agent determine urgency?+

You define the signals, questions, keywords, conditions, and safety boundaries for each job type. High-risk or uncertain calls should escalate to a person.

Can jobs be routed by service area or skill?+

Yes. Routing can use location, requested service, required skill, schedule, customer type, priority, or connected operational data.

Can the workflow create a job in our dispatch system?+

Supported integrations and APIs can create or update jobs with the captured details, subject to your system access and validation rules.

What if no field team is available?+

Configure fallback behavior such as an alternate queue, on-call escalation, callback commitment, customer notification, or human dispatch review.

Ready to get started?

Put dispatch service to work on one real call workflow.

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