Silux Voice receptionist for electricians — every callout booked while you're up the ladder.
Fault-finding, a dead consumer unit, a tripping circuit — the customer wants it fixed today. If you're mid-install and can't pick up, that booked job goes to the next sparky.
The pain we hear
- ⚠Calls arrive mid-job — you can't stop to answer safely
- ⚠After-hours fault calls go to voicemail and vanish
- ⚠Quoting vs emergency triage is manual and slow on the phone
- ⚠Receptionist wages outrun the jobs on a quiet week
What Silux Voice does for electricians
- ✓Low overage — 6p a minute on Starter, 5p on Growth and Professional — so a busy month costs pennies, not hundreds.
- ✓Receptionist answers every call 24/7 and books the visit
- ✓Triages emergencies (no power, burning smell, exposed wiring) and pages you
- ✓Captures fault description, property type, and access for an accurate quote
- ✓Books into your Google or Outlook calendar, checked live on the call
- ✓Service-area enforcement keeps callouts inside your patch
Emergency-keyword library tuned for electrical vocabulary, severity scoring for safety-critical faults, and per-job qualification before you commit the day.
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