This isn't a mockup. Chat with a real AI dispatch agent below — it triages urgency, collects job details, and can book a real slot on the spot.
Look for the chat bubble in the corner of this page — that's a real AI agent built for plumbing and HVAC dispatch, not a script. Try describing a burst pipe at 2am or a furnace that won't start, and watch how it triages the two differently.
Yes. The chat on this page runs on our own infrastructure, configured specifically for plumbing and HVAC dispatch — describe a burst pipe or a no-heat call and it'll triage it in real time, the same way it would for any real customer. A booking made through it creates a real appointment on our actual calendar.
Yes — the agent asks triage questions (active leak vs. no heat vs. routine maintenance) and treats urgent situations differently, flagging them for faster follow-up rather than queuing them the same as a routine booking request.
Not by itself — that depends on what your dispatch system exposes. The agent's job is to capture the request cleanly (location, issue, urgency, access details) and hand it off instantly; whether that assignment is automatic or a dispatcher's call is a configuration decision made when this is set up for your business specifically.
It doesn't pretend to know things it doesn't. For anything outside its scope, it says so plainly and points the person to a direct way to reach a human — it's built to fail honestly, not to bluff.
Enough to make the appointment useful, not so much that it becomes a form. Expect it to confirm the issue, the location, and any access details (locked gate, dog on site, tenant vs. owner) before offering a slot — the same short list a dispatcher would run through on the phone.
Book a free discovery call — we'll map what this looks like for your specific plumbing or HVAC business.