Built for high-value service calls
The workflow fits plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing, low-voltage, restoration and general contractor inquiries. It separates a safety emergency from an ordinary priority, collects the facts needed for a callback and never invents a price, arrival time, permit status or technician dispatch.
What happens after a missed inquiry
1. Identify the requested trade and job location. 2. collect the best callback window and relevant access details. 3. create a qualified estimate or service request. 4. preserve its owner and status. 5. follow up only through an approved channel with consent.
English and Spanish without two disconnected systems
The same approved service rules, coverage boundaries and escalation policy support English-first and Spanish conversations. The business reviews one operating source instead of maintaining separate scripts that drift over time.
Keep the business number and current software
A production rollout can use conditional call forwarding or an approved phone layer, then connect the exact CRM or calendar the contractor already uses. DelAgentIA begins with read access and controlled intake; it does not require a storefront, a new public address or an invented Google Maps location.
Revenue attribution instead of message counts
Each accepted lead should preserve its source, service, location, owner, current state and destination receipt. Revenue is attributed only after the business confirms the completed job and amount. A conversation, callback request or estimate is not reported as recovered revenue.
Current readiness
The contractor page, dedicated profession profile and safety boundaries are prepared. The public website must show the contractor API as active only after the private profile passes a real conversation test. Phone, SMS, CRM, calendar and dispatch remain separate pilot connections until verified.