The 11pm call, handled without you.

Watch the walk through, then see a real after hours sequence run below it. Under that are the four ways this gets built, from stopping the bleeding tonight up to dispatch and deposits running themselves.

Walk through

A short walk through of what this looks like running in a plumbing company.

11:41pm, nobody is awake

This runs live. The call comes in after hours, the system answers immediately, works out how bad it is, applies your after hours rate, and wakes the right tech from the on call rotation. You find out it happened in the morning.

After hours line 11:41 PM

On call tonight

RM
Ray Mendez
Primary, week 2
standby
JK
Jesse Kohl
Backup
standby

Tonight

Calls after 6pm0
Answered0
Dispatched0
Booked for morning0

Emergencies wake somebody. Everything else gets a real answer and a morning slot, so nobody is woken up for a dripping faucet.

What happened last night?

If you would rather talk it through than pick a tier off a page, that is usually the faster route. Fifteen minutes, and I will tell you which of these is actually worth it for your business.