It books into the software you already run.
No new dashboard for your team to ignore, and no CSV to reconcile on a Friday. The job appears where your dispatcher is already looking, with the call attached to it.
The four we get asked about most.
These are not a logo on a page. Each one has a specific payload we write, and we will show you the field mapping on the call.
ServiceTitan
Field serviceCreates the job with the right business unit and job type, honours capacity and arrival windows, books the slot, and writes call tags plus the full transcript to the customer record.
Housecall Pro
Field serviceCreates the customer if they are new, books the job to the correct segment and calendar, attaches the recording to the job, and triggers the automations you already run.
GoHighLevel
CRM / agencyWrites the contact and opportunity, moves the pipeline stage, fires your workflow, and logs the call in the conversation thread. Sub-account safe, so agencies can run it across a whole book.
Zoho
CRM / suiteLeads and deals into Zoho CRM, pipelines into Bigin, service issues into Desk as tickets, and appointments slotted through Zoho Bookings.
Everything else, and exactly what it writes.
Grouped by what it does rather than alphabetically, because you are looking for the thing you already own.
Field service management
Jobber
Client, request and visit created; assigned to the right team.
Workiz
Job booked with source attribution and dispatch tags.
Service Fusion
Customer, job and estimate records written on call end.
FieldEdge
Work order raised and matched to the service agreement.
ServiceM8
Job card created with the call recording attached.
Simpro
Lead or job logged against the correct cost centre.
CRM
HubSpot
Contact, deal and a logged call engagement with transcript.
Salesforce
Lead or case created, routed by your assignment rules.
Pipedrive
Deal created in the right pipeline stage with call notes.
Phone systems
Twilio
Numbers, routing and recording — our default carrier layer.
RingCentral
Overflow and after-hours forwarding from your existing tree.
OpenPhone
Shared inbox stays the source of truth; agent handles the tail.
Aircall
Rings your team first, agent catches no-answer and busy.
CallRail
Keeps your call tracking and attribution intact end to end.
Dialpad
Forward-on-condition into the agent, transfer back to a human.
Calendars
Google Calendar
Live availability read, appointment written, invite sent.
Microsoft 365
Outlook calendars read and booked, per technician.
Cal.com
Booking links honoured with your buffers and limits.
Calendly
Slots checked and held during the call, not after it.
Acuity
Appointment types and durations respected on booking.
Lead sources
Angi
New lead triggers an outbound call inside 60 seconds.
Thumbtack
Instant callback the moment the request lands.
Google LSA
Local Services lead called before the competing pro does.
Yelp
Request-a-quote converted to a live conversation.
Messaging & reviews
Slack
Booked jobs and escalations posted to your dispatch channel.
SMS
Confirmation sent before the call ends, from your number.
Podium
Conversation continues in the inbox your team already watches.
Google Business
Review ask sent the day after the job completes.
Birdeye
Review requests fired into your existing sequence.
Money
Stripe
Payment link sent by SMS — card details never spoken.
QuickBooks
Overdue invoice list drives the collections call queue.
Anything else
n8n
Our default glue. Any step you want, wired exactly your way.
Zapier
6,000+ apps if you already live there.
Make
Scenario triggers on every call event.
Webhooks
Every call event pushed to your endpoint in real time.
REST API
Read transcripts, outcomes and bookings into your own stack.
Not on the list?
If it has an API or a webhook, it is a build rather than a blocker — we glue it with n8n and it is usually a day or two of work, quoted before we start. If it has neither, we will tell you that on the first call instead of discovering it in week three. The genuinely hard ones are old on-premise systems with no outside connection at all, and those we do not take on.
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