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A call.
A time agreed.
A job for your team.

Avery has a dripping faucet. Hear how Wakeman could help arrange the repair, one question at a time.

This is a written example with AI-generated voices and fictional details.

Scripted example · AI voices55 seconds

Avery needs a plumber.

Listen to the conversation. Follow the words as they speak.

Written scenario. AI-generated voices. Edited for pacing. This is not a customer call.

From a call to a clear next step

Example job

Fix the dripping kitchen faucet

Caller
Avery
Where
18 Maple Lane, Reno
When
Monday · 9–11 a.m.
Example text to the shop

New booking: Avery. Dripping kitchen faucet. 18 Maple Lane, Reno. Monday, 9–11 a.m.

Illustrations only. This recording did not create a job or send a text. All customer details are fictional.

Read the full conversation
  1. Wakeman: Ridgeline Plumbing. I'm an AI assistant, and the call is recorded. What's going on?
  2. Caller: Hi, my kitchen faucet keeps dripping. Could someone come Monday?
  3. Wakeman: Sure. Is water spreading, or is it just dripping into the sink?
  4. Caller: Just into the sink. Nothing urgent.
  5. Wakeman: Okay. What's your name and the address?
  6. Caller: I'm Avery. Eighteen Maple Lane, Reno, Nevada. Eight nine five zero one.
  7. Wakeman: Eighteen Maple Lane in Reno. Is that right?
  8. Caller: Yes, that's right.
  9. Wakeman: And is the number you're calling from the best one to reach you?
  10. Caller: Yes, this number's fine.
  11. Wakeman: I have Monday between nine and eleven in the morning. Does that work?
  12. Caller: Yes, Monday from nine to eleven works.
  13. Wakeman: You're booked for Monday, nine to eleven. May we text you the details and a reminder the day before?
  14. Caller: Yes to the details, please. No reminder.
  15. Wakeman: Of course. I'll send you the details and let the shop know.
  16. Caller: Great, thanks for your help.
  17. Wakeman: You're welcome. Goodbye.
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What makes this work in your shop?

Turn on appointment booking and set your service area and hours. This example assumes an available Monday window. Wakeman asks the caller to agree to a time and asks permission before sending a confirmation text.

With Jobber connected on Pro or Max, Wakeman checks occupied time there. If it cannot read that calendar, it takes a request for your team to confirm. Without a connected calendar, it uses its own booking records.

See booking, integration and delivery limits.

Then check the real result.

In your trial, make a test call. Open the saved job. Check the time and address. Look for the text on the receiving phone. Those checks tell you whether the whole process worked.

This audio was generated through the OpenAI API: Marin for Wakeman and Cedar for the caller. It is edited for pacing. It did not run a live booking or send an alert. It is an illustration of the workflow, not a performance test or a customer result.

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