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Turn missed home-service calls into booked technician jobs

Dvaarik's home-services desk captures the problem, urgency, full address, landmark and pincode, states whether a price is a visit charge, and books a technician window without inventing a final repair price. At ₹0.30 a started minute, 350 four-minute calls add about ₹420 a month in Dvaarik platform fees on top of the ₹1,500 plan.

Product configuration and public price checked 15 Aug 2026.

How does the home-services dispatch desk handle a call?

A plumber, electrician, AC technician, pest-control team or cleaner needs an address and a workable window, not a vague message. Dvaarik's dispatch shape is built around Jobs, Technicians, Services, Customers and a Rate card.

01

Capture the actual problem

The call records what is wrong and how urgent it is before offering a service. A dead AC today and routine maintenance next week remain different jobs.

02

Validate the service address

Full address, landmark and pincode are read back once. The pincode supports service-area qualification before a technician is promised.

03

State what the quoted amount means

The agent says whether the listed amount is a visit charge or the whole job and whether that charge is adjusted against the repair.

04

Book a time window

The dispatch desk offers a window, records the technician job and leaves the final repair amount subject to on-site inspection.

Shipped configuration · read 15 Aug 2026

What dashboard does Home services actually receive?

Dvaarik provisions the Dispatch Desk shape for the backend key home_services. The configured job is to book: the caller has a problem at an address and the output is a technician, a service window, and a price band

ConfigurationShipped value
Vertical keyhome_services
Dashboard shapeDispatch Desk
Trade nounsJobs · Services · Technicians · Customers · Rate card
Shape-specific pagesBookings · Calendar · Customers · Services · Staff · Payments
Pages every vertical receivesOverview · Calls · Conversations · Leads · Outbound · WhatsApp · Instagram · Campaigns · Widget · Agent · Voice · Knowledge · Billing · Settings

The Home services dashboard adds Bookings, Calendar, Customers, Services, Staff, Payments to the fourteen universal platform pages. The same registry also changes the owner-facing vocabulary: Bookings become Jobs, Services become Services, Staff become Technicians, Customers become Customers, Brochure become Rate card. The page list and words are derived on each request rather than being a marketing-only template.

Ask-on-call budget

4 CALL MINUTES

The dispatch flow asks the problem and urgency, full address with landmark and pincode, and a service window. Visit-charge details are stated from the rate card rather than guessed.

Column-only fields do not force another spoken question. Post-call extraction can still populate a field when the caller volunteers the information naturally.

Which lead fields does Home services capture?

Lead fieldCapture behaviour
Problem and urgencyAsked to distinguish routine work from a same-day need.
Full addressAsked because the job happens at the customer's property.
Landmark and pincodeRecorded with the address so a technician can find and validate the service area.
Visit-charge understandingRecorded when the caller accepts the visit fee and adjustment rule.
Service windowRecorded as a time window rather than an exact arrival minute.
BudgetExtracted when the caller volunteers a budget or reacts to the listed price band.

The Home services intake record names Problem and urgency, Full address, Landmark and pincode, Visit-charge understanding, Service window, Budget. Spoken questions use the stated CALL MINUTES budget; extraction-only columns preserve useful details without turning every call into an interrogation.

Vertical scoring rubric

How does Dvaarik score a Home-service businesses lead?

Home-services scoring measures a specific job at a specific address, service-area fit, urgency, budget against the job, and whether a visit or service window was agreed.

Worked monthly voice cost · 15 Aug 2026

What would 350 four-minute service calls cost per month?

At Dvaarik's ₹2/min direct voice rate, 350 calls a month averaging 4 billed minutes each would use 1,400minutes and cost about ₹2,800/month in voice usage (350 × 4 × ₹2), with the call-volume assumption and rate read on 15 Aug 2026.

Dvaarik bills whole minutes rounded up. The worked amount excludes a phone line and optional recurring channel plans, so the number is a voice-usage equivalent rather than a bundled quote.

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What keeps a home-services call commercially honest?

The home-services agent does not promise same-day service unless the business has configured it.

The home-services agent does not quote a final repair price for work nobody has inspected.

The home-services agent gives a service window rather than promising an exact arrival minute.

The home-services agent records a specific address and service-area fit before treating the job as qualified.

Questions about Dvaarik for home-service businesses

Dvaarik's answers below restate the shipped workflow, lead capture, scoring basis and price assumptions without adding features outside the current vertical configuration.

Yes. The shipped home_services vertical covers plumbing, electrical, AC service, pest control, cleaning, carpentry, painting, solar installation, CCTV and related technician-at-address work through one dispatch-desk shape.

No. The starter script can state a configured visit charge or price band and whether the visit fee is adjusted, but it says the technician confirms the final repair amount on site.

350 calls averaging four billed minutes use 1,400 minutes, which is about ₹420 a month in Dvaarik platform fees on top of the ₹1,500 plan. Whole-minute rounding applies; the phone line and optional channels are separate.