Panel trips, lost power, generator failures — calls that need answering on the first ring. Pylor triages emergency vs. service, books the job into the right calendar, and texts your tech the address before you've finished reading the notification.
Power-out calls at midnight rolling to a voicemail the customer will never wait for.
Service quotes sitting for a week because the office manager got busy.
Three different receptionists quoting three different hourly rates.
New-construction and service jobs going into the same calendar — causing schedule chaos.
Pylor ships a team of AI employees plus an executive assistant. For electrical contractors, these four do most of the heavy lifting.
AI receptionist — 24/7 triage for power loss, panel issues, and generator failures.
Sales — follows up on every unconverted quote until it closes or the lead is dead.
Marketer — Google Business updates, review-request flow, and seasonal generator maintenance campaigns.
Ops — day-before confirmations, reschedule flows, and post-service feedback.
The same /desk, /pos, charts, and customer surfaces, configured for electrical contractors. Click through a live booking to see what your customers would experience.
The /desk grid your team lives in. Provider columns, time-row appointments, drag to reschedule, drop to rebook. Calls book straight onto the grid — no double-bookings, no front-desk relay.
Annotate injection sites on a real photo. SOAP notes auto-fill from the last visit. Sign-and-lock when you're done. Every chart is encrypted, audit-logged, searchable, and built with HIPAA-aware patterns.
Cart, tips, split tender, gift cards, account credit, memberships. Card on file is one tap. No separate hardware order to wait six weeks for.
Visits, charts, photos, payments, memberships, gift cards, loyalty. Open a profile, see the eight tabs your team needs — not the eighty Salesforce thinks you need.
Triage flow captures what's out, which panel, what appliances — before you roll a truck.
Separates service calls from new-construction bids — each into its own calendar.
Quotes your real rates — trip charge, hourly, diagnostic, common flat-rates — nothing made up.
Works across English and Spanish natively.
Yes. Pylor answers 24/7 with an emergency triage flow you customize. Urgent calls (power loss, panel burn, smoke) escalate to your on-call tech via SMS; routine service requests book into the next morning.
Yes. The triage flow tags every call by job type and routes to the right calendar. Service jobs go to the truck, bids go to your estimator, and no one gets double-booked.
Only what you tell it to. You configure trip charge, hourly rate, diagnostic fee, and common-job flat rates. Pylor will quote those honestly and refuses to quote anything it doesn't have authority for.
Priya runs an annual tune-up cadence to every past generator customer — pulls the list, sends the reminder, books the slot when they reply. Same flow works for panel inspections or any recurring service.
Direct integrations are on the roadmap. Today Pylor works alongside them — logs every call and books into Google Calendar + email, which sync to your CRM.
Flat-rate pricing — see /pricing. Every plan is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Pick a plan, port or forward your number, load your service menu, and Pylor is answering calls within the hour. Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
