No cooling or no heat
The busiest calls of the year. Cadence gets the caller's name, number, area and what the system is doing, so your summary text tells you who to call back first.
On a roof. Still answering.
When the weather turns, the phone doesn't stop. Cadence answers the calls you forward to it, tells callers what you've approved about repairs, tune-ups and your service area, gets the details, and texts you a summary the moment the call ends.
Keep your business number. Forward your calls to Cadence.
Cadence answers price, area and service questions from what you approve in your portal. It can't promise a visit, so for the first one it gets the details and texts them to you.
This is a written example for a made-up business, Copper Creek Home Services, using answers its owner approved. Your calls use your own answers.
Thanks for calling Copper Creek Home Services, this is Cadence. How can I help?
Hi, this is Dev. I want to get my furnace checked before winter. How much is a tune-up?
Copper Creek's heating tune-up is $89. I can pass your request to the team so they can find you a time. What's the best number for you?
602-555-0144. Mornings are better.
Got it, Dev: a furnace tune-up, mornings preferred, at 602-555-0144. The team will confirm the time with you.
What Cadence does with each kind of call, using the answers you approve.
The busiest calls of the year. Cadence gets the caller's name, number, area and what the system is doing, so your summary text tells you who to call back first.
Seasonal calls about checkups. Approve your tune-up price and what your maintenance plan includes, and Cadence answers them and takes the times the caller prefers.
Homeowners shopping for a new system. Cadence takes the details of the home and the current unit so you can follow up with an estimate.
Customers calling about work you've already done. Cadence takes the message, or transfers them if they ask for a person.
When the first heat wave or cold snap hits, calls pile up faster than a small team can answer them. If you forward your line after hours or when every tech is out, Cadence answers those calls too, and every one ends with a summary text. Approve what callers should hear about after-hours service and any emergency fee, and set a transfer number for callers who ask for a person.
The same four things for every business. No new phone line, and nothing new for your customers to learn.
Your services, hours, area and prices. Anything you haven't approved becomes a question for you.
The caller's name, number and what they need, so nobody has to write it down.
A short text the moment each call ends: who called and what they need.
Callers who ask for a person go to the transfer number you choose. Every conversation stays in your portal.
No. It gets the caller's name, number and the times they'd prefer, and texts you so your dispatcher can confirm.
Set a transfer number so callers who ask for a person reach your on-call tech. Cadence is an AI and can make mistakes, so don't rely on it alone for emergencies. Every call still ends with a summary text to you.
Yes, if you approve them in your portal. Cadence answers from the prices, services and area you set up. Check your summaries now and then, because like any AI it can make mistakes.
Each plan includes monthly minutes, and your portal shows what you've used. Pick a plan that fits your busiest season, and set a monthly spending limit in your portal so a rush never surprises you.
Cadence works the same way for every business: your approved answers, the caller's details and a summary text. These pages show what that sounds like in a few trades.
Don't see your trade? Cadence answers for any business. You set up your own services, hours and answers in your portal. See how Cadence works
Forward your calls to Cadence and see what the summaries look like.
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