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Does Voksha work with our existing Google Calendar or Outlook scheduling?

Avi NashVP of Growth

For Pest Control

Yes. On Premium and Enterprise, Voksha books appointments into Google Calendar or Outlook, which connect from the dashboard, or Calendly, set up with Voksha support, whichever your pest control company already uses to manage technician schedules. For companies that have not yet adopted a dedicated field service platform like PestPac or ServiceTitan and instead run scheduling off a shared Google Calendar per technician, this is often the simplest path: Voksha connects to each technician's calendar, or a shared dispatch calendar, and books qualified appointments directly, with the pest type, address, and urgency noted in the event details. This setup works well for smaller pest control companies, one to three technicians, that have not felt the need for a heavier field service system yet, since it avoids adding new software just to get calls answered and appointments booked correctly. As the company grows and moves to a dedicated platform, Voksha can connect to supported ones like ServiceTitan instead (set up with Voksha support; PestPac and GorillaDesk are not on the current list). Using Calendly specifically also gives customers the option to see available inspection windows and self-select a time when they are given a booking link (Voksha texting it to the caller is an Enterprise-only feature), which some pest control companies use for lower-urgency requests like routine quarterly service scheduling, while higher-urgency calls like a same-day wasp nest or active termite swarm get booked immediately during the call itself rather than left for the customer to self-schedule later.

Yes. On Premium and Enterprise, Voksha books appointments into Google Calendar or Outlook, which connect from the dashboard, or Calendly, set up with Voksha support, whichever your pest control company already uses to manage technician schedules. For companies that have not yet adopted a dedicated field service platform like PestPac or ServiceTitan and instead run scheduling off a shared Google Calendar per technician, this is often the simplest path: Voksha connects to each technician's calendar, or a shared dispatch calendar, and books qualified appointments directly, with the pest type, address, and urgency noted in the event details. This setup works well for smaller pest control companies, one to three technicians, that have not felt the need for a heavier field service system yet, since it avoids adding new software just to get calls answered and appointments booked correctly. As the company grows and moves to a dedicated platform, Voksha can connect to supported ones like ServiceTitan instead (set up with Voksha support; PestPac and GorillaDesk are not on the current list). Using Calendly specifically also gives customers the option to see available inspection windows and self-select a time when they are given a booking link (Voksha texting it to the caller is an Enterprise-only feature), which some pest control companies use for lower-urgency requests like routine quarterly service scheduling, while higher-urgency calls like a same-day wasp nest or active termite swarm get booked immediately during the call itself rather than left for the customer to self-schedule later.

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