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Safety hazards need immediate identification
Burning smells, sparking outlets, and partial outages need fast safety questions and urgent routing.
Capture every electrical service call safely and accurately.
Automate4U's voice agent answers electrical service calls, asks the right safety questions for outages and hazards, and gets panel, wiring, and installation requests to the right technician.
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Communication dashboard
Today's electrical service calls
No power - partial outage
Safety questions confirmed
Dispatch on-call electrician
Outlet not working
Existing customer, address
Schedule service visit
Panel upgrade inquiry
Home age, panel size
Create sales follow-up task
EV charger install question
Vehicle and panel details
Route to estimator
Designed to ask safety-first questions before anything else for power loss and hazard calls.
Electrical dispatch reality
Electrical calls range from routine to genuinely dangerous.
A flickering outlet and a burning smell from a panel both come in as 'my power isn't working,' and the response needs to match the risk.
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Routine requests still need full details
Outlet repairs, fixture installs, and panel questions need address, access, and scope captured accurately.
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Upgrade projects need qualifying detail
Panel upgrades and EV charger installs need home age, panel size, and project scope before an estimate is useful.
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Calls often arrive while techs are on-site elsewhere
Electricians can't always step away from an active job to take a new call.
Staff support
Designed to support dispatch and safety triage.
The agent handles intake and safety screening so your team can focus on diagnosing issues and completing jobs safely.
Safety hazard triage
Ask approved safety questions for outages, sparking, or burning smells and flag urgent calls for immediate routing.
Service & repair scheduling
Book outlet repairs, fixture installs, and troubleshooting visits around your service area and availability.
Panel & EV charger project intake
Capture home age, panel size, and project scope so estimators can follow up with useful context.
After-hours & overflow coverage
Cover nights, weekends, and busy periods so safety calls and new leads don't go to voicemail.
Real conversations
Hear how an electrical safety call actually sounds.
Designed to ask calm, approved safety questions during outage, hazard, and project inquiry calls.
Agent Network Studio
Try the selected live agent
Speak naturally about a power issue, an outlet repair, or a panel upgrade project.
Electrical Dispatch Assistant
Safety triage, scheduling, and project intake
Safety hazard triageService schedulingPanel & EV project intakeDispatch handoff
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Caller intent
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Context captured
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System action
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Human handoff
AgentThanks for calling Summit Home Services. I can help with an electrical issue, schedule a repair, or get a project estimate started. What's going on?
CallerHalf of our outlets stopped working and one of them has a burning smell. Is that something you can look at today?
Scenario to test
Speak naturally and use the caller prompt below, or ask your own question. The assistant should collect context, stay in the selected business scenario, and route toward a clear next step.
Current demo: Electrical Dispatch Assistant
Try sayingHalf of our outlets stopped working and one of them has a burning smell. Is that something you can look at today?
Your browser may request microphone access. Use realistic business questions for the best test.
During a walkthrough, we can review approved safety scripts and map the call scenarios specific to your team.
You stay in control
Built around your existing policies and workflows.
The agent follows the safety screening and scheduling rules you define and routes anything hazardous or pricing-related to your team.
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Configure safety screening rules
Define the questions and red flags that trigger urgent routing for outages, sparking, or burning smells.
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Set service area & scheduling rules
Keep bookings inside your coverage area and aligned with technician availability.
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Protect estimate & pricing conversations
Panel upgrade and EV charger pricing can stay with your estimators while the agent captures project scope.
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Adjust as codes & offerings change
Update intake questions as service offerings, code requirements, or seasonal demand change.
Implementation process
A practical rollout process for busy teams.
We typically start with safety triage and after-hours intake, since that's where missed calls carry the most risk, then expand to project intake.
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Operational discovery
We map your dispatch process, service area, on-call rotation, and the safety questions your team relies on.
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Configuration & testing
Conversation flows are built around your safety screening, scheduling system, and pricing guardrails, then tested against real scenarios.
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Launch & optimization
We monitor outcomes, review safety triage accuracy with your team, and expand to project intake once it's proven.
Questions electrical contractors ask
Make sure hazard calls are screened correctly.
Electrical safety questions need to be accurate and consistent. The agent should support that, not improvise it.
Who decides what counts as a safety hazard?
You do. Safety screening questions and escalation triggers are built from your team's existing protocols.
Can it tell someone to shut off their breaker?
Only with guidance you've approved in advance. Otherwise it focuses on capturing details and routing for urgent dispatch.
Does it quote panel upgrade or EV charger pricing?
Only if you want it to. Most teams keep project pricing with estimators while the agent captures scope details.
How are urgent calls routed?
Calls flagged as hazards are routed to your on-call process immediately, based on rules and contacts you provide.
Operational walkthrough
Explore whether it fits your operations.
See real call scenarios and explore how a safety-aware dispatch agent could cover your after-hours and overflow calls.
This is a consultative, low-pressure walkthrough.
We will focus on the policies, workflows, and handoff rules that matter before recommending a rollout path.
Schedule an operational walkthrough.
Tell us about your safety protocols, service area, and how calls are currently triaged. We'll review whether a dispatch agent is a good fit.
We respect your privacy. Safety screening steps and pricing language stay under your team's review until they're validated.