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AI receptionist for appliance repair — it asks for the model, not just the address.
Gets the model number and agrees the service fee.

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«My refrigerator is not cooling.» «The washer will not drain.» «The dryer runs but does not heat.» Every one of those is bookable, and every one of them is worth thirty seconds more on the phone: which appliance, which brand, roughly how old, what exactly it is doing. That is the difference between a technician arriving with the part and a technician arriving to take a look. Neuron's receptionist answers 24/7 and asks those questions the way a good dispatcher does, then books the visit and writes the answers onto the job.

What the appliance receptionist handles

Appliance, brand and symptom captured on the call
The service-fee explanation, said the same way every time
Service-area check before a window is offered
Booking written straight into your calendar
English and Spanish on the same number
Summary and transcript on the appliance's record

The same free CRM, booking, dispatch and technician portal — see the full feature list.

A real appliance repair call, start to booking

The caller says

My refrigerator is not cooling.

What Neuron does

  1. 1Asks which appliance and what it is doing — not cooling at all, or cooling badly
  2. 2Asks for brand and model, and how old the unit is
  3. 3Confirms the address and checks the service area
  4. 4Explains the diagnostic fee in your own wording
  5. 5Offers the arrival windows your rules allow, and reads the details back

Booking created with the appliance, brand, model and symptom already on the job.

What happens after the call

Step 1Request createdAppliance, brand, symptom and the model number if they have it.
Step 2Visit bookedThe service fee said out loud and agreed before the slot is taken.
Step 3CRM updatedThe appliance at that address, so a repeat call starts with its history.
Step 4Parts and returnWhat was diagnosed, what was ordered, and the second visit it needs.

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Customers, jobs, scheduling, technician app.

Pay-as-you-go AI

Only the minutes the receptionist answers.

No per-seat subscription

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Appliance Repair AI Receptionist FAQ

Will it really get the model number out of a caller?

It asks for brand and model as part of the booking, the way a dispatcher does, and records whatever the caller can give — including «it is on a sticker inside the door, I will check». What it captures lands on the job instead of in somebody's memory.

Can it explain the diagnostic fee?

Yes, in the wording your business sets. That conversation is where bookings are lost or kept, so it is said the same way on every call rather than differently depending on who answers.

What does it cost?

Pay-as-you-go on top of the free CRM — the minutes it answers, from a wallet, with no subscription or per-seat fees.

Can I try it first?

Yes — you can talk to the appliance repair receptionist from this page and hear how it handles the call.

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