The six steps
One short loop. Repeated until the job is on the schedule.
Recovery Console plugs into the systems you already run — your phone provider, your dispatch software, your email. Nothing else has to change.
01
Capture
Inbound calls, after-hours voicemail drops, web-form submissions, and stale-estimate signals stream into one recovery queue with caller ID, transcript, and source. The "Friday 5 p.m. no-heat call" your dispatch software dropped on the floor is now a tracked job.
02
Triage
Each entry is classified — emergency no-cool / no-heat, repair callback, replacement estimate follow-through, after-hours inquiry — and routed to the cadence that fits the season and the urgency.
03
Cadence
SMS + callback prompts run on TCPA-aware schedules. Homeowners can STOP at any time. Your office sees one queue of who to call back, not a feed of dings — and the customer hears from you before they call the next contractor.
04
Book
When the homeowner responds, the office books the job through the ServiceTitan / Housecall Pro / Jobber instance they already run. We don't replace the schedule — we just stop letting it sit empty.
05
Attribute
Per-job ticket value flows back to the recovery record so every booked repair or replacement has a clean line back to the missed call, web inquiry, or stale estimate it came from. Real attribution, not vendor math.
06
Brief
The owner's weekly operating brief lands in your inbox: recovered revenue, top sources, what to clear this week. One email, two minutes to read on a job site.