# Callie · Every booking caught, from your site, texts and phone · DataRabbit, Brevard County FL > Callie is intake for home-service shops: a booking assistant on your website, the same assistant on your texts, and, when you want it, on your phone line after hours. She finds out what's wrong, books into an open slot or texts your on-call tech, and logs everything. Comes with DataRabbit's site package: $3,500 to set up, then $500 a month, and the monthly doesn't start until she's booked 3 jobs. Source: https://datarabbit.com/callie/ --- [DataRabbit Callie](https://datarabbit.com/) [Try it](#demo) [How it works](#looks) [The deal](#deal) [Everything else](https://datarabbit.com/) [Call Ryan (321) 328-0834](tel:+13213280834) Callie  ·  Booking intake for home-service shops  ·  Website, text, phone # Every booking caught. Site, text, or phone. One assistant · three doors Books into open slots To your tech in under 60 sec Works on the site & number you have English + Spanish A lot of your customers find you online and would rather tap or text than call. Callie takes the booking on your website in about a minute and answers your texts the same way, day or night. When you're ready, she can pick up the phone after hours too. Same rules, one log. [Try her. She's in the corner of this page](#demo) [Or see what a booking looks like ↓](#looks) Built for HVAC Plumbing Electrical Auto & marine repair Pool & pest Anyone whose site can't take a booking [ 00 / Where bookings go missing ] ## Three doors. Most shops only answer one. A customer who wants you will try the easy thing first. If it doesn't work, they try the next shop, not the next door. Callie stands at all three. DOOR 01 · YOUR WEBSITE ### They found you online. Most local shop sites have a phone number and a contact form that goes to an inbox. No way to actually book. Callie is a "Need someone out?" button on the site you already have. Tap what's wrong, give an address and a number, pick a time. About a minute. No phone call, no form, no waiting for a reply. Day one · one line on your site DOOR 02 · TEXTS ### They texted the shop. Texts to a shop number sit unread on the office phone, or land on the owner's cell between jobs. Same Callie, same number. She answers in seconds, covers prices, specials and financing the way you set them, books the ones she can, and texts your on-call tech about the ones that can't wait. The customer who texts at 11 PM and calls at 7 AM is one conversation, not two. Day one · on your existing number DOOR 03 · THE PHONE ### They called at 9 PM. After hours, busy, on a roof: the call goes to voicemail, and in July that's the one where the AC died and they're going down the Google list. When you're ready, forward the line and she picks up in the same voice, with the same rules. Start with nights and weekends. Changing the forwarding rule is the switch. When you want it · a forwarding rule, off until you say Three doors, one assistant, one log. You don't care which way the booking came in. Neither does she. [ 01 / Try her ] ## She's running a made-up shop right now. Space Coast HVAC doesn't exist. Callie takes its bookings anyway. Try her the way a customer would. Start with the button on this page, or text the demo line. ON A WEBSITE ### The button in the corner of this page. 1. Tap Need someone out? bottom right. 2. Tap No cooling, or type something like "AC quit, 84 inside, 412 Palm Ave Cocoa, 321-555-0147" and watch her skip three questions. 3. Pick a time. That's a booking. 4. Try to throw her: ask what it costs, type that you smell gas, change your address. BY TEXT OR PHONE ### Text or call the demo line. 1. Text "my AC stopped, it's 84 in here" to the number below, or call it. 2. Give her a made-up address in Cocoa or Rockledge. Watch her check it's in the service area. 3. On a call: say it's a rental, say you smell something burning, ask if she's a real person. 4. Hang up. She's already texted the "on-call tech" and written it down. AS THE OWNER ### Call back. Press \* . Enter 2468 . 1. That's the owner side. Same voice, different job. 2. Ask "how many bookings this week?" or "anybody call about a leak?" 3. She answers from the log, not from memory. The numbers are exact or she says she doesn't know. 4. Or skip the phone: [open the dashboard ↗](https://voice.datarabbit.com/space-coast-hvac/) and find your own booking. [(321) 461-5617](tel:+13214615617) **Text** or [call](sms:+13214615617) it Any time · she doesn't sleep Fake shop · use a fake address THE DEMO SHOP IS SEEDED WITH A FAKE WEEK OF BOOKINGS AND CALLS, PLUS WHATEVER OTHER OWNERS ADD WHILE KICKING THE TIRES. IT RESETS OVERNIGHT. YOUR BOOKING WILL BE IN THERE WHEN YOU ASK ABOUT IT. DON'T GIVE HER REAL CUSTOMER INFORMATION. IF SHE SAYS SOMETHING YOU'D HANDLE DIFFERENTLY, THAT'S THE DEMO SHOP'S RULE, NOT OURS. YOURS WOULD DO IT YOUR WAY. [SEE HOW THE RULES WORK ↓](#rules) [ 01¼ / Hear her ] ## Hear a live call. A homeowner calls because the AC is blowing hot air. Callie checks whether anyone vulnerable is in the house, offers the on-call tech, and books a slot. A real, unedited call to the demo line. The shop and the caller details are a demo. Audio (MP3, about 2 minutes): [callie-demo-call-unedited.mp3](https://datarabbit.com/callie/audio/callie-demo-call-unedited.mp3) Transcript (caller's number and address masked): - **Callie:** Thanks for calling Space Coast HVAC, this is Callie. How can I help today? - **Caller:** Hi, Callie. My AC is out. It's still running, but it's blowing hot air. - **Callie:** Sorry to hear your AC is blowing hot air. We have a tech on call 24/7 for that, is anyone there elderly, a baby, or with a medical condition, or is it getting really hot or cold inside? Are you still there? - **Caller:** Yeah. I'm still here. No. We're, we're fine. - **Callie:** Okay, good. Let's get a repair visit on the books. Can I get your name? - **Caller:** Sure. My name is Ryan Smith. - **Callie:** Thanks, Ryan. What's the service address, with the town? - **Caller:** [street address], [zip]. - **Callie:** Which town is that in? - **Caller:** Merritt Island. - **Callie:** Just to confirm, that's [street address], in Merritt Island, right? - **Caller:** Yep. - **Callie:** Is 518-•••-•••• the best number to reach you? Want me to text your confirmation and updates there? - **Caller:** Yeah. That sounds good. - **Callie:** Great, I have Friday, October 30, arriving between 10 AM and 12 PM, or Saturday, October 31, arriving between 8 and 10 AM. Which works better for you? Are you still there? - **Caller:** Can we, can we do Saturday? - **Callie:** Saturday, October 31, arriving between 8 and 10 AM it is. Should I book that for you? - **Caller:** Let's do it. Sounds good. - **Callie:** Sounds good. You're all set for Saturday October 31, arriving between 8 and 10 AM with a technician. I'll text you a confirmation. Is there anything else I can help with? - **Caller:** Cool. No. I'm good. Thank you very much. - **Callie:** You're set for Saturday, 8 to 10 AM. Thanks for calling Space Coast HVAC. Have a great day, bye now! [ 01½ / The owner side ] ## Everything she does, on one screen. This is the live dashboard for the made-up shop. Web bookings, texts and calls in one list, what's waiting on you, and the after-hours share. Real screens, read-only, names and numbers masked. Click any of them to poke around. [01 · Open it ↗ ### Today Every booking, text and call, whichever door it came through. What's waiting on you. The after-hours share.](https://voice.datarabbit.com/space-coast-hvac/) [02 · Open it ↗ ### Schedule She books into open slots with a 2-hour window. Your office picks the tech. Later, she writes straight into your dispatch software.](https://voice.datarabbit.com/space-coast-hvac/schedule) [03 · Open it ↗ ### Read any conversation What they needed, what she did, the whole transcript, and how she decided. Same page for a web chat, a text or a call.](https://voice.datarabbit.com/space-coast-hvac/c/1302) [04 · Open it ↗ ### Follow-ups Reminders, “how did it go?”, estimate nudges. Each one on or off, your call.](https://voice.datarabbit.com/space-coast-hvac/followups) [05 · Open it ↗ ### How we test her A real practice call: a "worried sister" pushes for another customer's appointment. She holds the line. Passed.](https://voice.datarabbit.com/space-coast-hvac/tests/r/3901) [06 · Open it ↗ ### Team & access Your techs and dispatcher text the same number. Each one only gets what their role allows.](https://voice.datarabbit.com/space-coast-hvac/owner) Swipe or scroll →  ·  [Open the full dashboard ↗](https://voice.datarabbit.com/space-coast-hvac/) [ 02 / What it looks like ] ## Two bookings. One from your site at lunch, one from the phone at 9:42 PM. Real sequences, made-up names. Same assistant, same rules, same text to your tech. The only thing that changes is which door the customer walked through. Tuesday, 12:15 PM · from your website · you're on a job 12:15:02 PM A homeowner lands on your site from Google, taps **Need someone out?**, then **No cooling**. She asks the three things a dispatcher would: name, address, best number. Buttons where buttons are faster, a text box for everything else.your site 12:15:40 PM Address checks out as **in your area.** Not an emergency (he said so), so she offers **two open slots** from your schedule with 2-hour windows. He taps tomorrow at 8. 12:16:10 PM **Booked.** He gets a confirmation text with the window and the service-call fee you set. He asks about a new-unit price; she says that's a tech conversation and offers the free estimate.your rules 12:16:12 PM It's on the board. Nobody in your shop touched a phone.you never knew Tuesday, 9:42 PM · from the phone · you're asleep 9:42:05 PM Your number rings. It's after hours, so it **forwards to Callie on the first ring.** Nothing about your number changed. 9:42:10 PM *"Space Coast HVAC, this is Callie. What's going on tonight?"* Caller: the AC stopped around eight, it's 84 inside, there's a baby in the house. 9:42:40 PM Sorted as **no cooling, urgent.** She asks for the address, checks it's in your area, and runs **your** two questions: is the thermostat on, has the breaker tripped. Not a diagnosis. Your checklist.your rules 9:43:30 PM Gets a name and confirms the callback number she's seeing. Tells the caller: *"Mike's on call tonight. He'll text you in the next fifteen minutes."* 9:43:45 PM Mike's phone buzzes:to your tech SPACE COAST HVAC · NEW CALL 9:43 PM No cooling · URGENT · infant in home Dana Whitfield · (321) 555-0147 412 Palm Ave, Cocoa Quit ~8pm · t-stat on · breaker OK · 84°F Wants someone tonight if possible Reply 1 to take it · 2 to pass to Carlos Tap to call back ↑ · Full transcript: logged 9:51:10 PM Mike replies *1*. The timer stops. Dana gets a text: *"Mike's got you. He'll be in touch shortly."* Carlos never hears about it. 9:58:45 PM Had nobody replied in fifteen minutes, **she texts the owner.** Your rule, your number of minutes.judgment 7:10 AM You call your own line, press \*, enter your PIN: *"What came in overnight?"*  **"Two calls and a web booking. One urgent no-cooling on Palm Ave, Mike took it at 9:51. One tune-up booked for Thursday from the website. One maintenance request, Rockledge, wants a call back after nine."** WHAT SHE ASKS, WHO SHE TEXTS, AND WHEN SHE ESCALATES ARE YOUR RULES, WRITTEN DOWN WITH YOU ON SETUP DAY. SHE DOESN'T FREELANCE, ON ANY DOOR. [ 02½ / Your rules, not ours ] ## You decide how she handles every situation. Nothing on this page is hard-wired. Every shop runs differently, so every Callie does too. Her instructions are plain English, written with you on setup day, and changed by telling her. They apply the same on your site, in a text and on a call. This is what a few of them look like on the Space Coast HVAC demo. AFTER HOURSText Mike first. If he hasn't replied in 15 minutes, call Ryan. If it's past 11 PM and it isn't urgent, take the details and say we'll call first thing. URGENT MEANSNo cooling with a baby, elderly, or medical equipment in the house. Water actively leaking. Anything burning or sparking. Everything else gets offered a slot. NO COOLING CHECKLISTAsk if the thermostat is on and set to cool. Ask if the breaker tripped. Don't suggest anything else. Don't diagnose. BOOKINGOffer the two soonest openings, 2-hour windows, mornings first. Never promise a specific arrival time. Anything past 10 days out, take the details and have the office call. PRICINGDiagnostic is $\_\_\_\_, waived if we do the repair. After-hours call is $\_\_\_\_. Don't quote anything else. Say a tech will go over it. SERVICE AREABrevard County only. North of Titusville or south of Palm Bay, say we don't cover it and give them Cool Breeze's number. WHO SHE ISIf someone asks if she's a real person, say she's the shop's assistant and offer to have Carlos call them back. Never pretend otherwise. MEMBERS CLUBCustomers on our maintenance plan (we call it the Comfort Club) get the earliest openings and are flagged priority for the tech. Mention their perks, like no after-hours fee, only the ones we've listed. Who's a member comes from our records. VENDORS & SALES CALLSTake a name and company, say Ryan will call if interested, log it as noise, don't text anyone. THE PART I CAN'T PREDICTAnything that doesn't fit a rule: get the name, number and what they need, say someone will call back within the hour, and flag it for a human. Never guess. In the dashboard · What Callie can do ↗ Every rule, in plain English: when this happens, here's what she does. The demo shop's rules, shown read-only. Yours would say what you'd say. In the dashboard · Wording ↗ Don't like how she says something? Change the words. Your greeting, your sign-off, your way. Disagree with any of these? Good. Yours will say something different. The point is that it's written down, in words you'd use, and you can read it, change it, and hold her to it. [ 02¾ / English y español ] ## Your customer speaks Spanish. So does she. No "press 2 for Spanish" and no second button on the site. She starts in English like always, and the moment a customer types, texts or speaks Spanish, she switches, mid-conversation. Your texts and summaries stay in English. 8:17:02 PM *"Space Coast HVAC, this is Callie. What's going on tonight?"* Caller: *"Hola, mi aire acondicionado no enfría."* 8:17:06 PM *"Claro, le ayudo. ¿Cuál es la dirección de la casa?"* Same intake, same checklist, **your rules, in Spanish.**switches automatically 8:18:30 PM Your tech's text arrives **in English**, like every other booking. Safety warnings (gas smell, call 911) work in both languages on every door, and texting *ALTO* or *AYUDA* works like STOP and HELP.to your tech ENGLISH AND SPANISH ONLY. SHE DOESN'T CLAIM ANY OTHER LANGUAGE. [ 02⅞ / From your ads ] ## Every ad click gets an answer in seconds. You pay for the click, then it lands on a contact form and waits. Point your Google or Facebook ads and service links at your site and Callie greets them with what they clicked on, confirms it, still asks your safety questions, and walks them to a booked time. You see which ad each booking came from. 7:42:10 PM Someone taps your "AC repair" ad. Your site opens with Callie already up: *"Looks like your AC isn't cooling in Melbourne, right?"* **Yes** or **Something else**.from the ad 7:42:40 PM She skips what the ad already told her, asks the rest, checks the real address is in your area, and offers **two open slots.** 7:43:15 PM **Booked**, tagged with the ad and campaign it came from, so "which ads made money?" has an answer.lead source SET UP PER SHOP, ON REQUEST. WHAT THE AD SAYS IS A HINT SHE CONFIRMS, NEVER A PRICE OR A PROMISE. [ 03 / The owner side ] ## Ask her how it's going. Text her, or call the line with your PIN. Ask about new leads, who's waiting on a callback, what's on the schedule, or which tech is out. No app, no login. You ask the way you'd ask a person. How many bookings this week? Nineteen since Monday. Eleven from the website, five by text, three from after-hours calls. Six of the after-hours ones were no-cooling. Anybody I haven't called back? Two. A maintenance request from Rockledge on Tuesday, and a quote request on Merritt Island yesterday afternoon. Want the numbers? Who called about a leak? One. Water around the air handler, 1800 block of Fiske Blvd, Wednesday 6:40 PM. Carlos texted her back at 7:05. Text Carlos instead of me after six from now on. Done. After-hours alerts go to Carlos first, you second if he hasn't picked it up in fifteen minutes. Want me to read that back? Every number she gives you comes from the log, not from her memory. If she doesn't have it, she says so. An assistant who guesses is worse than a contact form. [ 04 / Where she lives ] ## Your site. Your texts. Your number, when you want it. 01 · DAY ONE ### Your website One line of code on the site you already have. She takes your colors and font. Customers get a "Need someone out?" button that books in about a minute. Buttons for the easy parts, a text box for everything else. 02 · DAY ONE ### Texts Same number, same Callie. The customer who texted at 11 PM and calls at 7 AM gets "is this about the AC from last night?", not a fresh intake. 03 · WHEN YOU WANT IT ### Your phone line Forwarded to her after hours, after a few rings, or only when you're already on a call. You pick. Changing the forwarding rule is the on/off switch. Start with nights and weekends if you like. 04 · DAY ONE ### Your dispatch software Jobber, ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, FieldRoutes, Tekmetric, Google Calendar, QuickBooks, whatever you run. She talks to it directly, not through a Zapier hop. If it has an API, she can use it. We hook it up on setup day, so bookings land in the calendar your office already uses. What owners ask for in month two Once she's been right for a few weeks, the question stops being "can she take a booking" and becomes "what else can she do." Same Callie, same rules you wrote. None of this is in the first 30 days, and none of it is required. Follow-ups, the nightly summary text and booking onto a schedule are built today; the rest gets built for your shop when you ask for it. FOLLOW-UPS · BUILT, OFF BY DEFAULTThe lead who went quiet mid-text gets a nudge 20 minutes later. The estimate nobody answered gets one text on day two. "How did it go?" a few hours after the visit, a reminder the evening before. Each one is a switch you flip. Texts go 8 AM–8 PM only, one per person per day, never to anyone who said STOP. REVIEWSJob closed, customer happy: she texts a review link the next morning. Customer unhappy: she tells you instead. THE MONDAY TEXTEvery Monday at 7: bookings, leads, who's waiting on a callback, what she wasn't sure about. One message, in plain English. YOUR CREWTechs text her the way they'd text a dispatcher: "on my way," "running 30 late," "done." She tells the customer, updates the board, and you find out without anyone calling you. Each person sees their own jobs and nobody else's. BOOKING INTO YOUR SOFTWAREShe puts the job on your real schedule herself, with an approval step if you want one. Writing into the software you already run is a per-shop connection we build together. YOUR NUMBERS"How did last month compare to this month?" "Which zip codes are booking?" She can answer from the log today, and from your invoicing once you let her see it. THE DAYTIME LINEStart her on nights and weekends. Once you've read a few weeks of her texts and you trust how she handles them, forward the daytime line too. Same rules, more hours. HOWEVER YOU RUN ITOne tech or six. Office manager or no office. A dispatch suite or a whiteboard. She fits around the way the shop already works, not the other way around. If you can explain it to a new hire in a sentence, she can probably do it. [ 05 / The deal ] ## Callie comes with the package: $3,500 to set up, then $500 a month. The package is your site fixed or rebuilt, whichever makes more sense, with call and book one tap away, plus Google listing and search work, and Callie on your site, texts and phone. Same price for every shop. The setup pays for itself in one or two system replacements. STEP 01 · $3,500 SETUP ### Setup day We sit down together and write down your rules: what she asks, what she can book, who she texts, when she escalates, what she's allowed to say about pricing. Then one line goes on your site, your texts route to her, and, if you want, we forward the line. About two hours of your time. STEP 02 · FIRST 30 DAYS ### She works You go back to running the business. The bookings and texts start showing up. I'm watching the log every day and fixing anything she gets wrong, usually before you notice. STEP 03 · DAY 30 ### We count I show you the number: bookings from the site, from texts, from after-hours calls, and how many turned into jobs. You decide whether to keep her, with the data in front of you. STEP 04 · MONTHLY ### Flat fee $500 a month, starting after the first 30 days and once she's booked 3 jobs. Covers Callie, upkeep, and a check on how you're showing up. No per-booking charges, no per-minute meter, no surprise invoice in August. A fraction of a part-time dispatcher. ANY TIME ### Off switch Remove the line from your site, change the forwarding, and she's gone. No contract, nothing held hostage. The log is yours either way. The $500 monthly doesn't start until Callie has booked 3 jobs, from customers who'd otherwise have hit your contact form, sent an unanswered text or gone to the next shop. I'D RATHER TURN HER OFF THAN HAVE YOU PAY FOR SOMETHING THAT DIDN'T MOVE THE NEEDLE. [ 06 / Straight talk ] ## What she won't do. **She won't diagnose.** She runs the two or three questions you'd have your dispatcher ask, writes down the answers, and gets a tech involved. She doesn't tell anyone their capacitor is bad. **She won't make up a price.** If you give her a diagnostic fee and a service-call rate, she'll quote those. If you don't, she says a tech will go over pricing. She never invents a number. **She won't promise a time a tech hasn't confirmed.** She books a window from your schedule. "He'll be there at 9 sharp" is a sentence only a human gets to say. **She won't handle a dangerous situation alone.** Gas smell, burning, sparking, typed or spoken: she tells the customer to leave and call 911 or the gas company first, then alerts you. Every time, no judgment call. **She won't pretend to be a person.** If someone asks, she says she's the shop's assistant and offers to get them to a human. Most people don't ask. They just want to get booked. **She won't be perfect in week one.** She'll mis-sort a request or ask one question too many. That's what the 30 days and the daily log review are for. By week three she sounds like she's worked there a while. [ 07 / Questions people ask ] Do I have to use the phone part? No. You can start with the website assistant and texting. The phone line is a forwarding rule you turn on when you're ready, after hours first, and it's the same Callie with the same rules. Nothing about your number changes, and you can turn it back off the same way. Do I have to change my website? No. It's one line of code on the site you already have, and it takes your colors and font so it looks like it was always there. Customers get a "Need someone out?" button that books in about a minute, with buttons for the easy parts and a text box for everything else. Does it sound like a robot? Call the demo line and decide for yourself. She's a natural voice, she doesn't read a script, and she handles people talking over her. If someone asks whether she's a person, she says she's the shop's assistant and gets them to a human. What happens with a real emergency? She marks it urgent, texts the on-call tech immediately, and if nobody acknowledges within the number of minutes you set, she texts the owner. Anything that sounds dangerous, like a gas smell or burning, whether it's typed on the site, texted or said on a call: she tells the customer to get out and call 911 or the gas company first, then alerts you. Does she know our prices? Only what you give her. Hand her a diagnostic fee and a service-call rate and she quotes those. Leave it blank and she says a tech will go over pricing. She never invents a number, and she never promises a time a tech hasn't confirmed. Does she work with Jobber, ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro…? Yes. On setup day we connect her directly to your scheduling software (Jobber, ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, FieldRoutes, Google Calendar or most anything with an API), not through a middleman like Zapier. She books into your real calendar from day one, with whatever approval step you want in between. Does Callie speak Spanish? Yes. On the site, by text and on a call she starts in English and switches to Spanish on her own as soon as the customer does, even mid-conversation. No menu, same voice. Safety warnings work in both languages, and Spanish text keywords like ALTO and AYUDA work. Your texts and summaries stay in English. English and Spanish are the only two languages she handles. What about spam, vendors, and robocalls? She recognizes most of them, logs them as noise, and doesn't text anybody. You can ask her "how much junk did we get this week?" if you're curious. Can my customers tell? On the site, it's a booking button. Most people don't expect a person behind it. On the phone, some will. Most won't care. What they notice is that somebody picked up at 9 PM, got their address right, and a tech texted them fifteen minutes later. The shops that lose the customer are the ones that went to voicemail. Where does the data live? In an account in your name, with a log you can read or export any time. I don't resell it, train on it, or share it between shops. Each business gets its own Callie with its own memory. What does it cost? $3,500 to set up, then $500 a month, the same for every shop. That includes your site fixed or rebuilt, Google listing and search work, and Callie on your site, texts and phone. The monthly starts after the first 30 days, and not until she's booked 3 jobs you'd otherwise have missed. No per-booking or per-call charges. How is it counted? Bookings from your website or texts, plus calls that come in after hours or when your line is busy or unanswered, that end in a booking or an urgent handoff. You can see each one on your Today page and in the nightly text. Requests you handled yourself don't count. [ 08 / Try her ] ## Book something. Right now. She's in the corner of this page, running a made-up HVAC shop. Say your AC is out, pick a time, try to trip her up. Then open the dashboard and find your own booking. Or text or call the demo line instead. Want her on your site, or have questions? 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