Neuron Expert

Electrical software built around the panel job and the safety call.
The office side of the day, in one place.

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A tripping breaker, a quote for a panel upgrade and a lighting install are three different visits with three different lengths, and the office has to sort them onto the same day without guessing. Neuron Expert is free electrical contractor software built for that split: service calls and panel-upgrade estimates booked separately, a dispatch board that shows which licensed technician is free, and a property record carrying the wiring and panel history into the estimate conversation.

The electrical work day, from the service call to the sign-off

Service calls booked apart from panel-upgrade estimates
Dispatch board showing technician availability
Property record with wiring and panel history
Estimates for panel upgrades and rewiring jobs
Lighting and installation jobs scheduled with the rest of the week
Technician app with the panel's history before arrival

The same CRM, booking, dispatch and technician portal — see the full breakdown.

What happens after the call

1
Request createdCaller, what they need and the address, saved with the transcript.
2
Visit bookedAn appointment in a window that fits the work.
3
CRM updatedThe customer and the job, ready for the next call from them.
4
You get the jobEverything the call established, on a job you can finish and bill.

Free CRM forever

Customers, jobs, scheduling, technician app.

Pay-as-you-go AI

Only the minutes the receptionist answers.

No per-seat subscription

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Electrical Software FAQ

How does it handle a panel-upgrade quote request?

It books as an estimate visit, separate from same-day service calls, and the property record carries whatever wiring and panel notes exist so the estimate starts with context instead of a blank sheet.

Does it separate estimate visits from service calls?

Yes — a panel-upgrade quote and a tripping-breaker call go onto the dispatch board differently, so an estimate visit does not get treated like an emergency, and a real service call does not get pushed to next week.

Is the electrical software really free?

The CRM, scheduling, dispatch board and technician app are free forever. The only paid piece is the AI receptionist, billed pay-as-you-go for the minutes it answers.

What does it replace?

The separate scheduling and dispatch tools a small electrical contractor ends up paying for. It is not a load-calculation or permit-filing tool; it is the office side of the day.

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