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Septic Services CRM — free customer & job history that fills your schedule.
Your customers, jobs and history in one place.

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For a septic service business, a name and a phone number is not a record. Neuron keeps systemS_1, systemS_2 and systemS_3 with the customer, so the next call starts with context instead of starting over. It is a free septic services CRM built around service history, with follow-ups and reminders for the work that has a real next step.

Built for septic contractors, not generic field service

From the beeping alarm to the county paperwork.

Septic work runs on a schedule the property sets: a tank that wants pumping every three years, an alarm that will not wait, an inspection with a closing date behind it. The facts that decide the visit — tank size, where the lid is, when it was last pumped — live in whoever remembers the last trip.

Alarms and closings with deadlinesAn alarm will not wait and a closing date cannot move — both arrive as the same phone call.
No record of the last pump-outThe interval is guessed from whoever drove there last instead of read off the property.
Trucks sent where they cannot reachAccess notes and tank location decide the visit, and they live in somebody's memory.
Inspection paperwork chased by emailFindings are retyped into a form days later, with the sale waiting on them.

What the septic services day looks like

All the pieces. Working together.

1. The alarm call

The AI receptionist answers, asks what the alarm is doing and when the tank was last pumped, and books accordingly.

2. Route the truck that fits

Dispatch sees capacity, access notes and who is already in that county.

3. The property's own system

Tank size, type, lid location and every past visit sit on the address.

4. Pump-out interval that remembers

The last date and volume are on the record, so the next reminder is a fact, not a guess.

5. Inspection to paperwork

Findings become the report the closing needs, without retyping them into a form.

6. Tech at the lid

The app carries access notes and history before the truck turns into the driveway.

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, Core work records — always free.

7-day Core Trial

Starter AI/voice credits included

Core $99/mo

After your 7-day trial. Cancel anytime; the free CRM and your property records stay.

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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Septic Services CRM FAQ

How does it handle a septic alarm call?

The AI receptionist answers immediately, asks what the alarm is doing and when the tank was last pumped, and books an urgent visit rather than a routine pump-out.

Does it track when each property was last pumped?

Yes. The date and volume attach to the address, so the next interval is calculated from a record rather than remembered by whoever drove there last.

Can it handle an inspection tied to a closing date?

The job carries the deadline and the findings, so the report the closing needs comes out of the record instead of being retyped later.

Is the septic software really free?

The CRM, booking, dispatch and technician app are free forever. You pay only for the optional AI you use — the receptionist, telephony or SEO — from a wallet, with no per-seat fees.

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