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How do bookings made by Voksha show up on my team's daily schedule?

Avi NashVP of Growth

For Electrical Contractors

On Premium, when Voksha books an appointment, it goes into whichever calendar you've connected, Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook or Apple iCloud, checking existing appointments first so it does not double-book a technician who is already assigned to a job that day. For an electrical contractor running multiple technicians or vans, this means a call answered at 9 AM about a panel upgrade estimate shows up on the calendar the same way a call your office staff manually books would, without requiring anyone to transcribe a message or re-enter details. If your business uses ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro to manage daily dispatch, a connection set up with Voksha support on Premium or Enterprise can pass the appointment and captured job details, service address, description of the issue, and customer contact information, into that system, so your dispatcher sees the new booking in the dashboard they already check every morning. Jobber is not supported, so Jobber shops work from the connected calendar and call summaries instead. Every call also produces a summary sent by email and optional text alert, on every plan. This matters practically because electrical contractors often route technicians geographically to minimize drive time between job sites, and having new bookings appear promptly with accurate location and job-type details lets a dispatcher slot them efficiently into the day's route rather than discovering a new job at 4 PM that should have been scheduled near a job already happening across town that morning. Emergency calls flagged during the conversation go out as an immediate alert rather than waiting on the calendar, so your on-call electrician knows within minutes, not at the next time they happen to check the schedule.

On Premium, when Voksha books an appointment, it goes into whichever calendar you've connected, Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook or Apple iCloud, checking existing appointments first so it does not double-book a technician who is already assigned to a job that day. For an electrical contractor running multiple technicians or vans, this means a call answered at 9 AM about a panel upgrade estimate shows up on the calendar the same way a call your office staff manually books would, without requiring anyone to transcribe a message or re-enter details. If your business uses ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro to manage daily dispatch, a connection set up with Voksha support on Premium or Enterprise can pass the appointment and captured job details, service address, description of the issue, and customer contact information, into that system, so your dispatcher sees the new booking in the dashboard they already check every morning. Jobber is not supported, so Jobber shops work from the connected calendar and call summaries instead. Every call also produces a summary sent by email and optional text alert, on every plan. This matters practically because electrical contractors often route technicians geographically to minimize drive time between job sites, and having new bookings appear promptly with accurate location and job-type details lets a dispatcher slot them efficiently into the day's route rather than discovering a new job at 4 PM that should have been scheduled near a job already happening across town that morning. Emergency calls flagged during the conversation go out as an immediate alert rather than waiting on the calendar, so your on-call electrician knows within minutes, not at the next time they happen to check the schedule.

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