Texts stacking up
The customer has written three times. You haven’t managed to answer once.
The customer sends a text. Qoil asks what’s missing, suggests a time and keeps track until the job is done. You only get interrupted when it matters.
See how it worksHi, there’s a leak under the sink at 12 Rådmansgatan.
Which flat is it?
1203. After three works fine.
You’re on the job. The customers get in touch anyway.
The customer has written three times. You haven’t managed to answer once.
You see them in the evening. By then the customer has called someone else.
After dinner you’re back on the phone, calling people back.
Qoil understands what the customer writes and finds out what’s missing. But it decides nothing on its own. Price, times and who takes the job are yours.
An ordinary text to your number. No app, no form, nothing to learn.
Address, floor, what it’s about, when it suits. Qoil keeps asking until it has it all.
“Can Josefin take it on Thursday?” You say yes. Qoil books it and tells everyone.
More jobs means more calls, more texts and more to keep track of. Qoil takes that part. Qoil is being built right now for trades businesses.
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