Clarify the work
What the caller noticed, where it is happening, whether it is a repair or a project, and when they need someone.
AI receptionist for electricians
Logictap answers residential and commercial electrical calls, collects the job and property details, books approved appointments, and follows your escalation rules the moment a call sounds urgent.
A better first contact
Whether a room has lost power or a customer is planning a panel upgrade, Logictap gathers the right first-line information — and never offers a diagnosis.
What the caller noticed, where it is happening, whether it is a repair or a project, and when they need someone.
Contact, service address, residential or commercial, access requirements and anything else your office needs.
Routine work gets an approved slot. Anything matching your urgent criteria is flagged and routed, not scheduled.
Electrical call workflows
Which areas are affected, what the caller noticed, when it started, and whether it matches an urgent condition in your call policy.
The affected location, how many fixtures or devices, property details and the appointment window they prefer.
Property, scope, timing and callback details — installation and upgrade inquiries qualified before they reach your estimator.
Site contact, business location, access constraints, the observed issue and the scheduling your commercial work needs.
If your electrical business takes a kind of call these four do not cover, describe what it should do and we build it in.
Configured for your company
You decide which caller descriptions trigger an urgent flag or a route to your on-call team instead of a routine booking.
Logictap records symptoms and works from approved information. Diagnosis and safety guidance stay with qualified people.
Different intake questions and different routing rules by property, customer type or job category.
Only the appointment times, arrival windows and job types that match the availability you expose.
Confirmed bookings and short summaries land in the workflow your office uses to assign and follow up on work.
Don't take our word for it — call and talk to it live
+1 (202) 839–9990 Call it like a customer who just lost power to half the house.Questions from electrical contractors
No. It records the caller's description and follows the routing or escalation policy you define. Diagnosis and safety guidance stay with qualified electricians and emergency services.
Yes. The call flow asks about the property or customer type and collects different information for residential service, commercial work and larger projects.
Yes. Estimates, routine service, maintenance and other job types can each have their own availability and intake questions.
It says it cannot confirm that, captures the question and arranges the next step — instead of improvising technical information.
Yes. Beyond service area, hours, pricing and dispatch, we build in whatever your calls need — identifying the fault type before dispatch, asking the certification questions you always ask, or separating landlord calls from owner-occupier ones. Your safety boundaries stay exactly as you set them.
Tell us how your electrical business qualifies, schedules and routes work, and we will build the demo around that process.
Month-to-month. Cancel any time.