What they need
Capture the service request in the caller’s own words and the details your team asks for.
For home services
When your hands are full, the phone should still have a plan. Help homeowners explain what they need and give your team the details for a useful callback.
An inquiry worth returning
Capture the service request in the caller’s own words and the details your team asks for.
Use your approved service-area information and collect a location when it belongs in your intake.
Try your configured office destination, take a message or follow the fallback you selected. Your team confirms availability and any commitment.
From your truck, your site or your office
Illustrative workflow · not a live customer record
See the incoming request with its call context. When you are away from your desk, the mobile workspace keeps actionable work within reach.
See the mobile experience ↗After the job
Engage can ask eligible customers for feedback on a recent experience. Use the answers to understand what deserves attention.
Explore customer feedback calls ↗Before you decide
The receptionist can use pricing information you approve. Estimates that require inspection, judgment or unavailable details should go to your team.
Define an appropriate urgent-call message and escalation route for your business. Vocapable should not be represented as an emergency service or a substitute for emergency assistance.
Use a supported closed-hours message or voicemail path. That handling adds no conversational AI minutes; carrier charges still apply.
Your next step
Start with the calls your business handles every day.