HVAC
The AC call is already in the inbox. AI drafts the repair, the site, and the window. A person still says it is a job.
This is
AI field operations for cooling and heat calls that already live in the inbox.
This is not
The hop
The request is a sentence. The delay is the hop, screenshot, sheet, guess, then “are you coming?” in the same chat.
01
A customer writes the way they already write. If that WhatsApp is the owner’s, the week is off when the phone is off.
02
Address, “waiting room,” tomorrow afternoon, something is always off. The crew member guesses which rooftop.
03
Filter, readings, signature, or nothing. The customer asks again in the thread that started the work.
The draft
If afternoon is only 82% sure, you see it. If “AC repair” is not in your catalog, software rejects the guess. The thread stays next to the draft.
Draft
“AC stopped cooling in the waiting room. Tomorrow afternoon?”
AC Repair
Waiting room
Tomorrow afternoon
AC not cooling
The path
01
No portal. “AC stopped. Waiting room. Tomorrow afternoon?” That is enough. Filters, boilers, and no-heat land the same way.
02
WhatsApp, SMS, email, and voice sit in one inbox tied to the business. AI drafts HVAC repair, site, and window. You still see the raw message.
03
Approve, edit the site, or leave it as a conversation. The model does not invent a job or pick a tech.
04
You assign by hand. They open the job, run your checklist, photos, signature. The customer is told it is done.
In the office
Needs you, AI handling, ready to convert. Link a customer when you have one. Assign the tech and the window from the jobs list, late and unassigned sit up front. Insights stay with owners and admins; dispatchers stay on the inbox.
Queries · one inbox

In the field
The crew does not get a second inbox. They get the job: site, briefing, status, maps, then the checklist you configured, filters, readings, photos, signature. AI started the record from a message. It does not replace the van.

FAQ
No. The architecture is generic field operations. The first sales conversations are HVAC-shaped because that is how the request already arrives, “AC stopped”, not because we ship a packaged edition.
No. It drafts service, site, window, and the problem, each with confidence. Software checks the service against your catalog. A person still approves.
It can suggest from the message and your catalog. If the service is not something you offer, the draft does not invent it. You still read the thread.
A one-off request still has to become a job someone owns. We do not ship a standing maintenance series as a packaged edition.
Other trades
Tell us how a request becomes a job today. We walk the inbox-to-job path if it fits.