Built for Metro Detroit Mechanical Fleets

Zero Missed Emergency Calls.
Instant Technician Dispatch.

When homeowners face a no-heat or burst pipe emergency after 4:00 PM, they don't wait for voicemail. FieldFlow captures, qualifies, and alerts your on-call techs in under 15 seconds.

< 15s
Inbound Homeowner Retention Speed
$8,500+
Avg Weekly Revenue Rescued per Fleet
100%
After-Hours Call & Web Ingest Coverage
0 Changes
To Existing Phone Numbers or Dispatch

How FieldFlow Protects Your Board

STEP 01

15-Second Lead Locking

The moment a call goes unanswered after hours or a web emergency request lands, FieldFlow immediately sends a customized two-way text acknowledging their exact problem. This locks in the homeowner before they bounce back to Google to call your competitor.

STEP 02

Urgent Triage & Trade Filtering

The engine automatically separates critical revenue (no heat in sub-zero temps, primary sewer backup, burst pipes) from low-urgency routine quote inquiries. Your on-call staff is never woken up for a routine estimate.

STEP 03

Direct-to-Tech Alerting

Verified emergencies are pushed directly to your on-call technician or dispatch manager with the customer’s phone link, location, and issue summary ready for immediate callback.

Live Pipeline Blueprint
Designed for 5–40 truck HVAC, plumbing, and electrical service operations
● ACTIVE OPERATIONAL PIPELINE
Input Event
After-Hours Call / Form
Customer calls main shop line at 8:15 PM during winter freeze. Line rings out.
FieldFlow Core
Triage & Instant SMS
Dispatches reassurance SMS in 12s. Gathers address and confirms system type.
Dispatch Output
On-Call Tech Alert
Tech receives structured mobile alert with 1-tap call back. Emergency booked.
Risk-Free Verification

The 30-Day Zero-Risk Verification Pilot

We partner with select Southeast Michigan mechanical contractors to prove exact revenue capture before any commercial commitment is discussed.

Zero Upfront or Setup Fees
Live Lead Capture Dashboard
Plugs into Existing Infrastructure
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