Internal operations · Worked example
Voice job logging for field teams
Field staff call in at the end of a job and talk. The agent writes the job notes, hours and materials into your database.
The problem
People in the field hate filling in forms on a phone, so notes are late, short or missing. The office then chases them for details needed to invoice.
How it works
- Staff call a number or tap a button when they finish a job
- The agent asks for hours, materials, what was done and anything to follow up
- Checks the job number against open jobs in your database
- Writes structured notes and timesheet entries straight into the system
- Flags follow-up work and quotes for the office
What it connects to
- Staff memberHi, finished at the Wilson job on Queen Street.
- AgentThanks. That's job 4471. How many hours on site, and who was with you?
- Staff memberMe and Tama, three and a half hours each.
- AgentGot it. Any materials used, and is there anything to follow up?
- Staff memberTwo lengths of 20 mil pipe. And the client wants a quote for the outdoor tap.
- AgentAll logged. I've added the outdoor tap quote to the office's list.
Illustrative conversation. Names, numbers and details are made up.
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