A schedule that holds three kinds of time.
Most trades book one kind of appointment. A sewer line calendar holds three, and they behave nothing alike. There are visits you set — a camera inspection ahead of a bid, a walk-through with a homeowner. There are windows the city sets — the permit date, the inspection the inspector shows up for. And there is the backup that arrives this morning and moves everything else. Neuron keeps them on one calendar so moving one does not quietly break another.
The appointments you do not control are the expensive ones
A camera inspection can slide a day and nothing happens. A city inspection window cannot: miss it and the open trench stays open, the crew stands down, and the next slot is whenever the inspector has one. When those dates live in somebody's phone and the rest of the schedule lives elsewhere, the collision is only discovered on the morning of.
One calendar, with the line's own record attached
Every appointment — booked by call, by the booking page or by you — lands on one calendar the office and the field both see, carrying the camera inspection footage, the pipe material and depth, the permit and inspection dates and the repair method used last time on that address. When today's emergency pushes a job, its whole record moves with it instead of being rebuilt from memory.
You keep the order of the day
Neuron writes into open slots and shows what a change touches; it does not decide that an active backup outranks tomorrow's excavation. You make that call, on one screen, with the affected appointments in front of you rather than scattered across a group chat.
Appointment scheduling — FAQ
Can appointments be booked without me?
Yes. The AI receptionist and the booking page write jobs into your open slots directly, so routine camera inspections and bid visits stop costing a round of phone tag.
How do city permit and inspection dates fit in?
They sit on the same calendar as everything else and carry the job's record, so a date the city set is visible next to the work it gates instead of living in one person's notes.
What happens when an emergency reshuffles the day?
You move the job and its context moves too — the address, the line records and the customer's details stay attached, and the whole team sees the new order immediately.
Does it stop double-booking a crew?
Everything writes to one live calendar, so an open slot is genuinely open. What is booked by phone and what is booked online are the same calendar, not two lists to reconcile.