DispatchHQ’s actors, end-to-end workflow, and marquee artifact rendered in the Control Room template’s voice. Same data, template-native composition.
A trades business runs on customer calls, technician schedules, parts on the truck, and invoices owed — all changing hour by hour, none of them connected.
DispatchHQ centralizes call intake, dispatch decisions, technician work, parts, estimates, and invoice drafts into one operational workflow.
// why this is hardSchedules change constantly, parts run out mid-job, and every estimate over a threshold needs the owner's sign-off — without losing track of what's billable.
The strongest SMB emotional pull — owner-operators understand the pain in seconds.
CSR takes call → dispatcher assigns → tech runs job, logs diagnosis/labor/parts → invoice drafts → job closes → customer history updates.
Tech needs unstocked part → job moves to "waiting on parts" → parts manager reserves → follow-up auto-suggested → dispatcher sees blocked job.
Tech writes estimate above owner threshold → owner approval → approved/revised → customer-visible status updates.
Jobs by status, tech utilization, first-time-fix rate, parts usage, revenue by job type, aging incomplete jobs.
// v1 demos without third-party services
Internal dispatch board with seeded tech availability and time windows. Maps + SMS + payments framed as production add-ons — not required for the demo.
This exact app is live and clickable at dispatchhq.ustack.ai. Click around — same architecture described above.
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