Revenue Whistle for electricians
Half the outlets are dead. You are in a panel. The customer still gets an answer.
Revenue Whistle answers as your electrical business, asks the questions you would ask, tells people what is safe to try, and books the visit. Anything that sounds dangerous comes straight to you.
- Keep your number
- Answers 24/7
- You get every summary
Call to Volt Electric
Answered by Sam, the AI receptionist
- 0:00
Sam
Volt Electric, this is Sam. What can I help with?
- 0:03
Caller
Half the outlets in my kitchen just stopped working.
- 0:08
Sam
Any burning smell, heat or scorch marks on the outlets?
- 0:13
Caller
No, nothing like that.
- 0:16
Sam
Good. Look for an outlet with Test and Reset buttons near the sink and press Reset. Did anything come back on?
- 0:31
Caller
No, still dead.
- 0:35
Sam
Then an electrician should look at it. I have tomorrow at 9:00 or 2:00. Which suits you?
What it asks every electrical caller
The questions you would ask, in the order you would ask them, so the booking arrives with what you need to show up ready. You can change any of them.
- 1
What stopped working, and whether it is one room or the whole house.
- 2
Any burning smell, heat, buzzing or sparks, before anything else.
- 3
Whether they have tried the breaker or the GFCI reset.
- 4
For installs: the panel size and what they want added, for your quote.
The calls that cannot wait until you are free
When a call sounds urgent, it gives the caller the safe first step you wrote, books the earliest slot and texts your phone, even if you only take email summaries for everything else.
Burning smell or scorch marks
It tells them to switch off that circuit at the panel if it is safe, and flags the call to you immediately.
Sparks or a hot panel
It tells them to stay away from it and call 911 if there is smoke, then texts you.
Power out in part of the house
After it rules out the utility, it books the earliest slot.
After every call, you get the short version
Who called, what they need, where, and when it is booked, with anything you should know before you arrive. The full recording and transcript are one tap away in the app.
- By email, or by text for urgent calls
- The caller lands in your contacts with the job attached
- Text it "call Dana back" and it rings the customer for you
AI receptionist · 1:38 call
Booked: dead kitchen outlets
- Caller
- Priya Raman, (512) 555-0119
- Needs
- Half the kitchen outlets dead. GFCI reset tried, no change. No heat or smell.
- Address
- 9 Larkspur Drive
- Booked for
- Tomorrow, 9:00 AM
- Note for you
- House built 1987.
A Tuesday for an electrical contractor
Three calls you would have missed, and what happened to each.
7:42 AM
You were in a panel
“Hi, half the kitchen outlets are dead.”
Answered, booked tomorrow 9:00
Circuit repair
$260
11:06 AM
Missed, no voicemail
“Hi, wants a car charger installed.”
Answered, estimate booked
EV charger install
$1,450
8:14 PM
After hours
“Hi, breaker keeps tripping.”
Booked for Monday
Panel inspection
$195
Worked example with a sample business. Prices are the ones you set in your price book.
Questions electricians ask us
Will it tell customers to do electrical work?
No. It only suggests what you allow, like pressing a GFCI reset or checking a breaker. Anything beyond that waits for your electrician.
Can it take EV charger and panel upgrade enquiries?
Yes. It collects what you need to quote, such as the panel size and the distance to the parking spot, then books the estimate visit.
What if a caller describes something dangerous?
It gives the safety instruction you set, marks the call urgent and texts your phone straight away, even if you only get email summaries for everything else.
Also answering the phone for
Hear it answer as your business before a customer does.
Set it up with your services, prices and hours, call it yourself, and switch it on when it sounds right.