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PLUMBING FIRST · DECEMBER ALPHA

From the first call to the paid job.

TradeAgent captures the story behind a plumbing service call, helps your office review and assign it, and keeps the job connected through quote and payment.

Preparing a controlled pilot with 2–4 plumbing firms.

A PLUMBING CALL, CONNECTED ILLUSTRATIVE
URGENT CALLBasement leak at 422 Oak St.

Caller reports water near the main shutoff. Address, issue, and urgency captured for office review.

01Office reviews the requestConfirm details and assign a technician
02Technician gets the contextDiagnosis, notes, and photos stay with the job
03Quote through paymentYour team approves the decisions

THE PROBLEM

The handoffs are where service jobs slip.

A missed call, an incomplete dispatch note, a photo lost in a text thread, or a part left off the quote creates extra work for your office and technicians.

CALLS

Capture the request

Keep the caller’s issue and urgency together for an operator to review.

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FIELD

Send the full story

Give the assigned technician the job context, location, and customer updates.

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PAYMENT

Close the loop

Keep the reviewed quote, invoice, and payment attached to the job.

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THE OFFICE AND THE FIELD

One job record. Everyone has the context.

The December alpha is designed around plumbing service calls. Human operators review triage corrections, materials, and quotes.

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FIELD NOTES

Useful thinking for growing plumbing shops.

GUIDE

The plumbing service call

A practical map of the information that travels from the phone to the final invoice.

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CHECKLIST

After-hours call intake

The details a shop needs before assigning an urgent job.

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PILOT

Help shape the alpha

See what the controlled pilot is designed to test and how to take part.

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