RinglyxWorking on a panel
You are actively wiring a new electrical panel and cannot be distracted. Ava manages the incoming call and finds out what the customer needs.
Electricians
Professional call intake for Canadian electricians
Running wire or upgrading a panel requires your full attention and pulling out a cell phone breaks your focus. Ava acts as your front desk, taking calls about EV charger installs or new outlets so you can review transcripts when you are safely finished working.
Where calls get missed
The moments a electrical contractor cannot pick up
Consulting with clients
You are walking a site with a homeowner discussing their renovation. Ava answers the business line to ensure other potential leads are not missed.
After hours
Someone calls in the evening asking about installing an EV charger. Ava logs their contact details and the vehicle type for your review.
What Ava collects
The details you need to call back ready
- Caller name and phone number
- Site address for the requested electrical work
- The type of service needed, such as a panel upgrade or new outlets
- Whether the property is residential or commercial
- If the caller has already obtained necessary permits or ESA approvals
- The timeline for when they want the work completed
Electrical hazards
If a caller reports sparks, a burning smell, or an electrical shock, Ava tells them to call 911 immediately. She does not provide safety or electrical advice, but will flag the call so you are aware of the situation.
What she will not do
- She does not give instructions on how to handle live wires.
- She does not provide legal advice regarding ESA inspections.
- She does not quote project costs over the phone.
Questions from electricians
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