Frontline AISee a sample
A drain cleaning owner leaning on a white pickup truck with a cable machine in the bed
A technician feeding a drain inspection camera into a line

The only A drain technician and a homeowner going over a job on a clipboard in a kitchen AI front desk for drain and sewer.

A tradesman sets it up and runs it for you. It is judged by the jobs it books, not the calls it answers.

Made first for the owner-operator of a small drain and sewer cleaning company, still running jobs, with calls ringing to their cell.

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One form. Five answers.

You fill one intake form. Our agents build the front desk from it, test it, and switch it on.

  • A paper road map of a service area spread on a truck hood

    Service area

    The towns and zip codes your trucks cover. The front desk works inside them.

  • The open service body of a drain truck with hose reels and an inspection camera monitor

    Services

    The drain and sewer work you take, listed once, in your words.

  • A drain technician and a homeowner reviewing a job on a clipboard in a kitchen

    Pricing rules

    How you price a job, written down so the front desk says it the way you would.

  • An owner pointing at a crowded wall calendar in his office

    Calendar

    Your calendar, so booked jobs land where you already look.

Your emergency policy, in your words.

A backed-up basement at 2 a.m. should not wait on whether you picked up. You decide what counts as an emergency and what happens next. It is the fifth answer on the form.

A hand reaching for a glowing phone on a bedside table at 2 a.m.
A technician wading into a flooded basement stairwell with a flashlight and headlamp
A technician unloading a cable reel from a service truck on a suburban street at night

What it hands back to you.

A sample of the front desk's work for a one-truck owner. The cards are mockups, not live jobs.

A woman who runs a drain company checking her phone beside her open service van

Booked job

Sample
Job
Kitchen line, slow drain
Window
Thursday, 8 to 10 a.m.
Address
Inside your service area
Placed on
Your calendar

A call becomes a booked job.

The caller gets a time window. The job lands on your calendar while you are still on the last one.

A technician carrying a cable reel toward an open basement door on a rainy evening

After-hours call

Sample
Time
2:04 a.m.
Caller says
Water backing up in the basement
Your policy
Counts as an emergency
Next
Handled the way you wrote it

The late call gets your policy.

Emergencies follow the rule you wrote on the form, at any hour, whether or not you pick up.

A drain technician and a homeowner talking on a front porch

Pricing rules

Sample
Main line clearing
Your flat rate
Sewer camera look
Your hourly rate
After hours
Your after-hours rate

Said to the caller as you set it.

Prices are said your way.

Your pricing rules go in once. The front desk uses them instead of making something up.

Three steps, and you do one.

You never configure software. A tradesman does the rest.

  1. Intake form

    Sample
    Service areaThree counties
    ServicesDrain and sewer cleaning
    Pricing rulesFlat rate by job
    Emergency policyWritten
    CalendarConnected

    Step 1

    You fill one form.

    Service area, services, pricing rules, emergency policy, calendar. That is your part.

  2. Test calls

    Sample
    Flooded-basement call follows the emergency policy
    Price question answered by your rules
    Booking lands on the calendar

    Step 2

    Our agents build and test it.

    They build the front desk from your answers, then test it before a real caller ever hears it.

  3. Jobs booked

    Sample
    Kitchen line, slow drainThu 8 a.m.
    Main line, backed upThu 11 a.m.
    Floor drain, basementFri 9 a.m.

    Step 3

    We switch it on.

    A tradesman runs it from there, and it is judged by the jobs it books.

A drain technician leaning on his white pickup truck in front of a houseTwo technicians in hi-vis talking in front of a row of service trucks and vans at a shop at dusk

Pay once to set it up. Then monthly.

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A drain company owner with crossed arms in his shop, with a job schedule board behind him

Jobs booked, not calls answered.

Judged by the jobs it books.

Not by the calls it answers. A front desk that picks up every call and books nothing has done nothing for your trucks.

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