The call comes in while you're already on a job.
SixVox is for a US owner-operator or a crew of 2–5. The scenes below are examples, not customer stories. Pick your trade for the version of that call.
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Plumbers
A homeowner calls about a leak. Your hands are full. The receptionist asks for the address, what's leaking, and how soon they need someone.
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HVAC
You're changing a condenser. The phone in your pocket would have gone to voicemail. The receptionist takes the address and whether the house has no cool or no heat.
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Electricians
A homeowner calls about a dead circuit. The receptionist asks which rooms are out and whether they smell burning — so you know if it can wait.
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Cleaners
A new customer wants a recurring clean. The receptionist takes the address, home size, and the day they asked for.
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Handyman
A neighbor wants a door repaired and a faucet swapped. The receptionist captures both jobs and the address instead of a hang-up.
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Landscaping
A homeowner wants a weekly mow and a spring cleanup. The receptionist gets the address and which service they asked about.
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Garage doors
Someone's opener died and the car is trapped. The receptionist notes the door type and whether anyone is stuck outside.
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One number for the work, not your personal cell.
Forward the line on your truck, or claim a new one, and let the receptionist cover the calls you can't take.