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What Arlo writes down

  1. Writes down the room count
  2. Confirms the loading dock
  3. Holds the elevator reservation
  4. Describes the two-bedroom load so the crew rolls with context
  5. Offers the request to one paid company, and passes it if they decline

Arlo does not do the trade work.

From the desk

Moving Services stops

Hours are the count times the time per unit once someone is on site.

Planning figure: 4.0 hours. The room count still has to be confirmed before the elevator reservation is promised.

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Daylight photo of moving services work

Open ticket

Crews lose the elevator reservation when nobody logs the room count for a two-bedroom load.

Arlo answers the moving services line, writes the room count, and holds the elevator reservation against a real opening. The loading dock stays on the same job.

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What happens on the line

Arlo takes the call
The room count and the loading dock are captured before anyone asks the caller to repeat it.
A window is held
The elevator reservation is booked against capacity, with the two-bedroom load described on the job.
The company calls back
The caller hears that one local company will call. The request is not sprayed to a group text.
The record stays intact
Notes about the loading dock stay on the DispatchNode job after the visit.
Watch the booking loop

Questions

Does Arlo do the moving services work?
No. Arlo answers and books. A local company does the work.
What does the $99 plan include?
Lite is $99 per month, 1 seat, with your own phones. You can pass any request. The street address shows after you claim it.
When does the street address show?
After the company claims the request.