JobHold.
After hours for an electrical shop, one customer text becomes a job note and a draft reply. You still decide. You still send.
$47.
Who this is for
You run an electrical shop. Probably one to five people.
You are the one who still answers when the shop is closed.
Not a big dispatch desk. Not someone looking for a personal development course.
The text that comes in after hours
The shop is closed. A customer texts about a dead outlet, a breaker that keeps tripping, lights that are out, a panel question, or a spark.
Nobody writes the job down. The reply waits until morning, or it never sounds like your shop.
That is the problem JobHold is built for.
You paste the text in. JobHold turns it into a job note and a draft you can check. It does not name a number. It does not book the job. It does not send anything.
What you get
One download. One zip file.
- The deck
- The video
- The workbook
- The log
- The start card
- The shop files
- West Lamp Electrical — a practice shop
West Lamp Electrical is a fictional shop included so you can learn the steps before a real text comes in.
Once you have run through it, you replace every detail with your own shop. Your towns. Your way of talking.
The rate card in the tool stays NONE. There is no price menu. The draft does not name a number.
One evening to set it up
You do not need a developer. One owner can set this up in one evening.
Fill in your shop details. Run through the practice shop. Keep a short log so each draft gets a little better than the last.
Friday is for a short review, not a new project.
What it will not do
- It will not invent a price.
- It will not invent a trip charge.
- It will not invent an arrival time.
- It will not say a technician is already on the way.
- It will not say the shop is coming.
- It will not book the job.
- It will not send the message for you.
- It is not a dispatcher. It produces a draft you check, not a message that goes out on its own.
It is not 911. Sparking, a burning smell, smoke, fire, water near live electrical, shock, or someone trapped is not a normal after-hours text. Those situations go to emergency services.
$47, one time.
One zip file. Digital download.
Access is immediate. Digital sales are final after access.
This tool is for one thing
JobHold for an electrical shop handles the text that comes in after the shop is closed.
Day Desk is for while you are already on a job. Quote Follow Up is for a quote you already sent. Review Reply is for a review that is already public.
More shop tools are coming.
If Jeff can do it, so can you.