Emergency dispatch
A no-power call drops straight onto the drag-and-drop board. Assign the nearest tech and the customer gets an automatic ETA text.
24/7 call answering for electricians
The after-hours call pays the best. If you catch it.
Half the house goes dark at 9pm and somebody is getting that job. The Linq AI receptionist answers around the clock, books the visit, and texts back every call you miss (Growth plans and up). No voicemail. No "we open at 8." The emergency rate goes to the shop that picked up.
Dane4 jobs
8:00Rekey · Maple St
10:30Deadbolt install
11:15Lockout · emergencydragged here
2:00Commercial survey
Rosa3 jobs
8:30Safe service
11:00Key fob program
3:15Master key system
Tuan2 jobs
9:00Storefront repair
Open
1:45Rekey · 4 doors
Sent automatically
Dane is on the way. Arriving 11:15 to 11:35.
24/7 call answering for electricians
Electrician scheduling, dispatch & invoicing
Built for the truck, not the back office.
Quotes from the driveway
Panel photos and notes live on the job. Send the estimate and the customer signs and pays the deposit from their phone.
Property history
Every panel, every past visit, every photo, tied to the address. The tech walks in already knowing the building.
Tap-to-pay at the door
Take the card in the kitchen, or send a pay link if nobody's home. The invoice doesn't ride around in the truck for a week.
Missed-call text-back
The ring you couldn't take gets a text before the customer dials the next shop in the results.
Plain-English reports
Which work pays, who still owes, how the month is running. No spreadsheet night required.
Try it on a real week
Fourteen days. Your actual jobs.
Not a sandbox with fake customers in it. Put a real week through the board, answer real calls with it, and see what the Friday number looks like. Fourteen days, no card, cancel any day.
Built with tradespeople
Shaped on a live dispatch floor.
Internal link
/customers/safe-and-secure-locksmith
How it works
One no-power call, start to finish.
- 8:41pm. Half the house is dark. The AI receptionist answers and books the first slot tomorrow.
- 8:43pm. The customer gets a confirmation text with the arrival window.
- 7:55am. Dispatch drags the job to the top of the board. The tech reviews the panel photos from the last visit before leaving the driveway.
- 9:20am. Breaker replaced. Tap-to-pay in the kitchen, and the review request goes out before the truck door shuts.
Pricing
One flat bill for the whole crew.
See full pricing at /pricing.
Electrician software questions
What is an electrician CRM?
An electrician CRM keeps every customer, property, job, quote and invoice for an electrical business in one system, so nothing lives on a whiteboard or in a text thread. Linq adds the field side: dispatch, ETA texts, and payment at the door.
Does Linq handle emergency dispatch?
Yes. Emergency calls land on the dispatch board the moment they're booked, you drag them to the right tech, and the customer automatically gets a text with the arrival window.
Can customers approve quotes and pay deposits from their phone?
Yes. Estimates go out by text or email, the customer signs on their screen, and the deposit is collected before the job is scheduled.
Does Linq answer after-hours calls?
The 24/7 AI receptionist answers, books jobs into your schedule, and texts back any call that slips through (Growth plans and up). After-hours emergencies are where it earns its keep.
Does Linq work for electrical contractors as well as service electricians?
It's built for service-driven electrical work: service calls, installs, and small projects. Customer records, property photos and job history carry across whatever mix of work your shop runs.
Is Linq a Jobber alternative for electricians?
Yes, and a straight comparison is the fastest way to see the differences: see Linq vs Jobber. For the wider field, our Jobber alternatives guide covers the market.
Get started with electrician CRM
Take the next no-power call.
The AI receptionist can start taking tonight's calls (Growth plans and up).
Linq is electrician CRM for shops that would rather be on the tools than at a desk: start free, or put one real week through it on the 14-day trial and judge it on Friday.
