For solar companies
Separate new installations from service before booking a call
The system separates a new investment, an expansion, and service before booking a call. Attract, Call Back, Book. We attract inquiries with ads. We call everyone back within a minute. We book consultations straight into the calendar. For a solar company, the AI agent can establish whether it's a new installation, an expansion, or service, and book the next step to match your company's scope.
Not every inquiry should land in the same calendar
A conversation about a new installation, an expansion, and a problem with an existing system each need different data and a different person on the company's side. If the form only collects a phone number, sorting happens only during manual callbacks. The system does it before booking a slot.
Three stages for a chosen range of services
Attract
The campaign only promotes the services you want to actively generate. You approve the ad content and area before publication.
Call Back
The agent confirms the type of case, the location, basic context about the installation, and who carried it out, if that's needed to route the case.
Book
A new investment can go to the consultation calendar, while a service case goes to a separate slot or to a human. The agent uses only the rules set before launch.
Context needed to route the inquiry
Whether it's a new installation, an expansion, or service.
Where the property is located.
Whether your company installed the existing system.
How the person describes their need or problem.
Which next step and calendar apply to this path.
You choose the inquiries the system should generate
You can promote only new installations, expansions, or another approved scope. You also decide whether service on installations done by other companies is accepted, declined, or sent for manual review. The agent doesn't promise handling beyond that decision.
No diagnostics and no financial forecasts
The agent doesn't diagnose a drop in output or a unit fault.
It doesn't assess the roof and doesn't design the system.
It doesn't explain billing rules or support programs.
It doesn't promise warranty service or a completion date.
Let's map out a path for each type of inquiry
We'll check what you want to promote, what data is needed before the call, and which slots can safely be made available. If the inquiries are too varied to describe with rules, the system won't be the right fit.