Dot On Duty — AI dispatcher for trades shops
An AI phone dispatcher that answers in your shop’s name, triages the job, and books it straight to your calendar—positioned as “three rings, one booked job.”
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An AI phone dispatcher that answers in your shop’s name, triages the job, and books it straight to your calendar—positioned as “three rings, one booked job.”
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