Every install has a permit and an inspector
iris keeps it moving. It’s the AI Growth System for electricians.
From a 9pm question about an EV charger to the sign-off weeks later, iris books every visit in the right order.
Lena Brooks · inspection window sent
Thursday, 9am to noon. She’ll be home.
Garage EV charger · install done
Permit on file. The inspection is next.
Here’s how you can see every job through
Tuesday, 9:40pm.
Lena Brooks just got an electric car and wants a charger in her garage. Here’s her job at Cedar Hollow Electric, from her first question to the inspector’s sign-off.
Lena calls, and Cedar Hollow picks up
Answers Lena’s call in Cedar Hollow’s name the day after the install. She hears your company’s name and gets straight to her question.
Next step: The inspection window goes to Lena by text, so she knows when to be home.
Lena asks it her way
Talks with Lena in plain speech, so she can ask in her own words. “Does somebody have to be home when the inspector comes?” is enough to go on.
That’s enough to go on.
The estimate fits around your installs
Books Lena’s estimate in a gap Jonah really has, with time to look at the panel. It lands on the calendar your team already checks.
- Thursday · 2:00pm · Jonah
- Booked
Estimate, with time to look at the panel
Your permit rule, set once
Knows your rule: the install books once the permit is issued. You set it once, and every call, chat, and text follows it.
The install books once the permit is issued.
- Calls
- Chats
- Texts
Lena gets answers on your site
Answers Lena’s questions about a garage charger on the Cedar Hollow website. She learns what the estimate covers and books one before she closes the tab.
Next step: Jonah looks at the panel and the garage before anyone talks price.
Lena knows when Jonah is coming
Texts Lena when the permit is issued and her install is set, then lets her know when Jonah is on his way. If she has a question, she replies and gets an answer.
What Jonah sees goes on the job
Adds what Jonah notes at the estimate to Lena’s job: the panel, the run to the garage, and the charger she picked. Whoever does the install sees it before they head out.
- Panel
- 200 amp panel Noted by Jonah
- The run
- Panel to garage Through the basement
- Charger
- Level 2, wall-mounted Lena’s pick
What a week of installs and inspections looks like with iris
Six moments from an electrician’s week, and where iris fits in each one.
A generator shopper after hours
They fill out the form and wait for your reply in the morning.
They get answers on the page and book an estimate before they leave.
A problem nobody can name yet
You ask your questions from the truck and guess how long to block.
The caller describes it in their own words, and the visit books with time for an electrician to look.
Waiting on a permit
You keep the install date in your head until the permit comes through.
You set the rule once, and the install books when the permit is issued.
Inspection day
You call the homeowner to make sure someone’s home for the inspector.
A text goes out with the inspection window, and replies get answered.
The details from the estimate
Panel size and the run to the garage live in your notes.
Every detail from the estimate is on the job record for whoever does the install.
A service call in install week
You shuffle installs to fit it in.
It books into a real gap, with an electrician free to look.
Electrician questions, answered.
An AI Growth System for electricians covers the front office while your electricians are on jobs. iris answers every call, chat, and text in your company’s name, books estimates, installs, and service calls, and keeps the homeowner posted through the inspection. Every conversation lands on the customer’s record.
Yes. iris answers the homeowner’s questions from what you’ve told it and books an electrician to look at the panel and the site. It doesn’t promise a price before anyone has looked. That stays with you.
No. That takes a licensed electrician on site. iris notes what the homeowner says about the house, like its age or what they want to add, and books the visit so your electrician can tell them.
Yes. Tell iris which jobs need a permit, and it books the install once you mark the permit as issued. The homeowner gets the date by text as soon as it’s set.
Yes. When you set the inspection date, iris texts the homeowner the window and answers their questions about it. It doesn’t change the inspection schedule. That stays with you and the inspection office.
It goes to a person. iris asks the questions you set, then sends the call to whoever’s on call, with the address and what the caller said. iris doesn’t troubleshoot or give safety instructions.
Yes. You set the questions for each kind of job, like which rooms are affected, how old the house is, or what the homeowner wants to add. iris asks them on every call, chat, and text, so your electrician arrives with the picture.
iris takes down what they noticed, in their own words, and books a visit with time for an electrician to look. It doesn’t guess whether the problem is small or big. Your electrician tells them.
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