For recurring cleaning
Collect the requested frequency and priorities for your office to discuss.
DeskPerson for Cleaning
Give new and returning callers a simple way to share what they need cleaned and how often. Your office gets a useful starting point for the schedule and service conversation.
We’ll discuss your calls, workflow, and onboarding availability.
A familiar call. A helpful answer.
DeskPerson
Caller
DeskPerson
Illustrative conversation. Actual handling follows your approved Playbook.
Recurring home cleaning request · New customer
“We’re looking for a regular cleaning every other week for our three-bedroom home.”
Illustrative lead record. No appointment has been booked.
A useful handoff.
Call the homeowner to review the cleaning scope, frequency, and scheduling options. Your team gets the request, the details collected, and the caller’s preferred timing.
Your Playbook sets the rules. Booking uses connected availability and is confirmed only after success. Urgent calls follow the escalation instructions you approve.
A little backup goes a long way.
Collect the requested frequency and priorities for your office to discuss.
Capture the property details, requested scope, and target date without promising an opening.
Record the customer’s requested change so your office can confirm what is possible.
Only when your Playbook includes approved pricing and the rules for using it. Otherwise, it collects the scope for your office to provide a quote, without inventing a total.
It can collect preferred dates and frequency. A recurring schedule stays a request unless your connected booking supports it and returns success; your office confirms everything else.
Your team. With backup.
We’ll discuss your calls, workflow, and onboarding availability.