While the office is on another call
Collect the new caller’s issue and location so your dispatcher has a clear request to return.
DeskPerson for Plumbing
A leaking sink does not wait for a quiet moment at the office. Capture the problem, the address, and the callback details so your team knows what needs attention.
We’ll discuss your calls, workflow, and onboarding availability.
A familiar call. A helpful answer.
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Illustrative conversation. Actual handling follows your approved Playbook.
Kitchen sink leak · New customer
“There’s water leaking under my kitchen sink. Can someone take a look?”
Illustrative lead record. No appointment has been booked.
A useful handoff.
Call the homeowner, review the active leak, and confirm the next step. 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 new caller’s issue and location so your dispatcher has a clear request to return.
Capture after-hours requests and apply the urgency rules your business approved.
Separate an existing service request from a new opportunity and leave the right context for your team.
Your approved questions can cover what is leaking, whether the issue is still happening, the service address, callback details, and whether this is a new request or an existing job. Your office decides the next action.
Your business approves the urgency rules, escalation contacts, and fallback. The assistant must not improvise repair instructions, promise a technician is on the way, or treat an unconfirmed escalation as successful.
Appointment requests are the starting point. Direct booking needs a supported scheduling connection and a successful booking test for your business. A requested time becomes a booking only when the scheduling system confirms it.
If your carrier supports it, selected unanswered or busy calls can forward while your office keeps its existing number. Forwarding conditions, voicemail behavior, and fallback must be configured and tested before live activation.
For a completed supported call, the record includes the transcript, summary, collected lead details, and next action. The delivery channel and any external notifications must be configured and tested during setup.
Your team. With backup.
We’ll discuss your calls, workflow, and onboarding availability.
DeskPerson is designed to answer the calls your team cannot get to, collect the details you approve, and leave a clear request for follow-up. For a kitchen sink leak, the useful result is a handoff your office can act on.
Read the full plumbing example or try the interactive written sample. Both use fictional details.
Onboarding availability is confirmed individually. Appointment requests can be collected for your office to confirm. Direct booking, transfers, notifications, and production phone routing require the relevant connection, configuration, and successful testing before activation. The public demo does not book, dispatch, transfer, or send messages.
Urgent situations follow the business’s approved instructions. The assistant must not improvise safety advice or promise that a technician is on the way.
The founding offer is $500 setup, followed by a seven-day live pilot. If you continue, the subscription is $497 per month with 250 live AI minutes. Additional live AI minutes cost $0.89 each. The pilot starts when your approved setup goes live; setup remains earned if you decline to continue.
See the founding offer and review capabilities and setup requirements.