Agents / Review & Rebooking Agent
The job ends. The relationship keeps going.
Reviews asked, next visits booked.
A review and rebooking agent works the moment after the invoice. It asks for the review while the work is still fresh, books the next seasonal visit before it slips, and turns finished jobs into repeat customers instead of closed tickets.
[WHAT IT DOES]
What it takes off your plate.
- Sends the review request within hours of the job closing
- Routes happy customers to the review site that matters to you
- Schedules rebooking nudges for seasonal and recurring work
- Keeps each customer's service history feeding the next ask
The ask and the rebooking, both handled automatically
Asked while it's fresh
The review request goes out the same day as the invoice, while the crew's work is still visible.
Reads your job records
Service history comes from the system you already keep, so rebooking nudges know what was done and when.
Yours to keep
The agent ships as software you own, with the source handed over.
Bring us your closed jobs. Leave with a build plan.
A short call about how you ask for reviews today, and when the next seasonal visit should get booked.
While it's fresh
The review request lands the same day as the invoice.
A customer who just watched your crew clean up is at their most willing. The agent asks then, with a link that takes one tap, instead of a month later when the goodwill has faded to a vague memory.
The season holds
Annual service books itself before it's due.
The agent knows the furnace was serviced last November and starts the rebooking conversation in October. Recurring revenue stops depending on the customer remembering you exist.
No list-keeping
The asks run on their own, job after job.
Nobody maintains a spreadsheet of who to ask and when. Every closed job enters the cycle automatically, and the office sees requests, responses, and rebookings in one place.
[WHERE THIS AGENT WORKS]
The same agent, shaped to the industry.
[QUESTIONS]
Answered before you ask.
Let’s start building together.