For the front office you run from your truck

Some calls can wait. Some can’t.

iris sorts them out. It’s the AI Growth System for home services.

A leak needs someone today. An estimate can go on next week. iris books each one where it fits and logs every detail.

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Luis · Off the ladder · 11:20am
  • Bluestone · irisnow

    Call · repair booked today at 2pm

    Door off its track. It goes to whoever’s on call.

  • Bluestone · iris8:41am

    Chat · estimate booked Tuesday

    Plus a text from two towns over: outside the area, answered.

Every season

Every season brings a different rush

Here’s how Bluestone Garage Doors uses all seven iris features through the year.

Every storm-week call gets answered

Answers every call at once, so a missed call never ends in voicemail. Each caller hears your company’s name, not a busy signal.

Bluestone Garage DoorsGarage doors · All yearTune-ups in spring, storm calls in summer, estimates in fall, and cold snaps over the holidays.
Summer · Storm weekAI Receptionist
  • iris: Good morning, Bluestone Garage Doors. This is iris. How can I help?

Sorted: A door off its track that won’t close goes to whoever’s on call. A dented panel waits for Monday.

Callers just talk

Keeps callers talking in plain speech, with no press-one menu. A caller can say “the door’s crooked and it won’t come down” and be understood.

Summer · Storm weekAI Voice
  • Caller: “The door’s crooked and it won’t come down.”

That’s enough to go on.

Estimates fit around installs

Books the estimate around the crew’s installs. It lands in a gap your crew really has, with the person who measures.

Fall · Estimate seasonAI Calendar
  • Tuesday · 3:00pm · Luis
  • Booked

Estimate, between two installs

Tell it once before the holidays

Text your holiday hours and on-call schedule once. Every call, chat, and text uses them, from the first cold snap to New Year’s.

Winter · Cold snaps and holidaysContext Engine
Your rule · Holidays

Closed December 24 to 26. Urgent calls go to whoever’s on call.

  • Calls
  • Chats
  • Texts

The 10pm visitor gets an answer

Answers the 10pm “Do you install insulated doors?” visitor. The question gets answered while they’re still on your site, not the next morning.

Fall · Estimate seasonAI Web Chat
  • Visitor: Do you install insulated doors?

  • iris: We do. Luis can come out to measure for an estimate. Want to pick a time?

Sorted: An estimate request from two towns over hears right away that you don’t cover that area.

The reminder goes out for you

Texts each one a tune-up reminder and answers the replies. Customers book by text, and nobody on your crew makes a reminder call.

Spring · Tune-up seasonAI SMS
  • iris: Hi Kim, your garage door is due for its spring tune-up. Which day works for you?

  • Kim: Thursday morning?

  • iris: You’re booked Thursday at 9am.

Last year’s customers come back around

Knows who had a door installed or repaired last spring. The list of who’s due is ready before the first warm week.

Spring · Tune-up seasonAI CRM
Tune-up due
Kim Park New door · last April
Tune-up due
Dale Ortiz Spring · last March
Tune-up due
The Nguyens Opener · last May
Before and after

What your week looks like with iris

Six moments from a home services week, and where iris fits in each one.

The momentOn your ownWith iris

Storm morning

You answer what you can between jobs. The rest waits for voicemail.

Every call gets answered in your company’s name, and urgent ones go to whoever’s on call.

The 10pm website visitor

The question waits until morning, and so does the visitor.

They get an answer on the page and book the estimate before they leave.

Estimates around installs

You fit estimates in from memory, from the truck.

Each estimate lands in a real gap, with the person who measures.

Quotes that go quiet

The follow-up waits until you have a free minute.

A check-in text goes out on your schedule, and replies get answered.

The details

Gate codes and door sizes live in your notes, or your head.

Every call, chat, and text lands on the customer’s record.

Holiday hours

You update the voicemail, the website, and the crew.

You text the change once, and every channel uses it.

iris doesn’t replace your crew or your office. It covers the calls, chats, and texts you can’t get to, so your crew spends the day on jobs.

Home services questions, answered.

An AI Growth System for home services covers the front office while you and your crew are on jobs. iris answers every call, chat, and text in your company’s name, books the work, follows up on quotes, and sends urgent calls to whoever’s on call. Every conversation lands on the customer’s record.

Yes. Give iris the towns or ZIP codes you cover, and it checks the address before it books. If a caller is outside your area, iris tells them right away, so nobody waits for a callback.

Yes. You set how long each kind of visit takes and who goes out. A repair goes to the next open tech, and an estimate goes to whoever measures and quotes. iris can also leave room to drive between jobs.

Only what you’ve told it to share, like your trip fee or whether estimates are free. iris doesn’t promise a firm price for a job nobody has seen. That stays with you.

Yes. If you do garage doors and gates, or plumbing and heating, iris learns each service and who handles it. Every caller gets the right questions and the right tech, from one phone number.

Yes. Tell iris who does what and which towns they cover, and it books each job with the right person. The job shows up on the calendar your crew already checks.

Yes. iris can ask for a photo by text when it helps, like a bent track or a broken spring, and adds it to the job. Your tech sees it before they get to the house.

Yes. HVAC, plumbing, electricians, and contractors each have their own page, with the calls those trades get most. For every other trade, this page shows how iris works with a business like yours.

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