The same property calls an electrician back for years: the panel that was flagged as undersized at the last inspection, the room that got rewired in stages, the lighting install that still owes a trim-out visit. A record with only a name and a number cannot carry any of that forward. Neuron keeps property history, panel and equipment notes, estimates and inspection and job notes against the address, so the next call starts with what the panel already needed instead of a fresh guess.
What an electrical record holds
The same CRM, booking, dispatch and technician portal — see the full breakdown.
What happens after the call
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Electrical CRM FAQ
Why keep panel and wiring details on the record?
Because they decide the next conversation. A panel already flagged as undersized at inspection is a different call than a first-time breaker complaint, and the record is what makes that visible to whoever answers.
What happens to a declined panel-upgrade estimate?
It stays on the record with its notes and date. When the panel trips again, the history — and the estimate you already gave — is right there instead of being rebuilt from memory.
Can I import my existing customers?
Yes — the CRM is free forever, so you can move your customers and job history in and keep working. The AI receptionist is the only paid, pay-as-you-go piece if you choose to turn it on.