The desk and the van
One job record. A customer message becomes a drafted request, a person approves, you assign by hand, and a phone app closes the loop.
Inbox
Threads land in Queries, tied to the business, not a personal phone. You see who needs a person, what AI is handling, and what is ready to convert. The raw conversation stays next to the draft.
Queries · triage, then convert

Dispatch
A job is the operational record: customer, site, service, window, crew, notes. List, board, or calendar, same work, different eyes.
You pick the person and the time. The model drafts the request. It does not send anyone.
Jobs · list

Job · briefing, field, closeout

Crew App
A phone PWA assigned by the company. Open the job, call or map to the site, update status, run the checklist, capture photos and a signature, mark it done. There is no extra portal for the end customer.



Directory
People, sites, conversation history, job history, not a private address book. Crew members are accounts you create. They sign in on the Crew App, not this desk.
Customers · people and sites

Crew · roster for assign

Insights · owners and admins

Insights
Open, completed, late, unscheduled. Status mix. Crew load. A panel to ask about the numbers in language, not a warehouse of charts.
Insights stay with owners and admins. The dispatcher’s job is the inbox and the assignment.
Channels
All four land in the same operational inbox. AI drafts. A person still converts.
The thread most crews already live in. Incoming messages become conversations in Queries, not a second inbox on a personal phone.
A text is still a request. It lands in the same inbox, next to WhatsApp and email. Same draft. Same human gate.
A longer brief still has to become a job someone owns. One operational inbox, one job record, one crew assignment.
A call becomes a thread in the same inbox. AI drafts the request. A person still approves before anyone is sent.
After a job, an optional short survey can run on the Crew App (on by default). Optional loyalty points are a separate switch, off until you turn them on. Neither is the product.
Tell us how a request becomes a job today. We walk the inbox-to-job path if it fits.