Leaks and backups
A caller describes water where it shouldn't be. Cadence gets their name, number, town and what's leaking, and your summary text shows it the moment the call ends, so you can decide who to call back first.
Under a sink. Still answering.
Plumbing calls come in while your hands are full. Cadence answers the calls you forward to it, tells callers what you've approved about your services, area and hours, gets the details of the problem, and texts you a summary the moment the call ends.
Keep your business number. Forward your calls to Cadence.
Cadence answers the first three from what you approve in your portal. It can't promise a time, so for the last one it gets the caller's details and texts them to you.
This is a written example for a made-up business, Desert Line Plumbing, using answers its owner approved. Your calls use your own answers.
Thanks for calling Desert Line Plumbing, this is Cadence. How can I help?
Hi, it's Maria. My water heater is leaking into the garage. Do you cover Chandler?
Yes, Desert Line covers Chandler, and water heaters are one of the services they handle. Can I get the best number to reach you?
Sure, it's 480-555-0187. How soon can someone come out?
I can't promise a time, but I'll send the team your details right now so they can call you back. Would you like me to connect you to someone instead?
What Cadence does with each kind of call, using the answers you approve.
A caller describes water where it shouldn't be. Cadence gets their name, number, town and what's leaking, and your summary text shows it the moment the call ends, so you can decide who to call back first.
Callers want to know whether you handle their tank or tankless unit and roughly what it costs. Approve an answer for the types you work on and any standard fee.
Remodels and repipes start with a question about price. Cadence shares any starting prices you've approved and takes the details so you can call back with a real quote.
People calling about a job you've already done. Cadence takes the message, and if they ask for a person it transfers them to your transfer number.
Plumbing problems don't wait for business hours. If you forward your line at night or on weekends, Cadence answers those calls the same way it does during the day, and the summary texts are waiting for you. Decide what after-hours callers should hear, such as whether you take emergency calls and what they cost, and approve that answer. Set a transfer number if you want callers who ask for a person put through to whoever is on call.
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. Cadence doesn't see your schedule. It gets the caller's name, number, town and the problem, and texts you so you can set the time.
Set a transfer number so callers who ask for a person reach whoever is on call. Cadence is an AI and can make mistakes, so don't rely on it alone for emergencies. You still get a summary text as soon as the call ends.
Only the prices you approve, like a service call fee or a starting price. For bigger jobs it takes the details so you can quote them yourself.
No. Forward the number on your van and your website to your Cadence number, and customers keep calling it. If you'd rather keep them apart, publish your Cadence number as a separate line.
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.
7 days free. Cancel anytime from your portal.