Inrconnect for electrical contractors
Run the office side of electrical from the panel.
Connect your Jobber or Housecall Pro account to ChatGPT or Claude. Ask about open quotes, job history at an address, and unbilled service calls in plain English.
Sound familiar?
Service calls quote bigger work that goes nowhere
You fix the outlet and quote the panel upgrade. The customer says they'll think about it. Without follow-up, that $4,000 quote dies in a tab nobody opens.
History at the address matters
What did we install there? What panel is in that house? Which visits have we already billed? The answers exist in your software, buried under clicks.
Small tickets slip through unbilled
A day of short service calls means a stack of small invoices. Miss a few a week and it quietly adds up to a hire's worth of revenue a year.
What asking looks like
Questions electrical owners actually ask
Each of these runs against the real clients, quotes, jobs, and invoices in your connected account. Never made-up numbers.
“Which quotes for panel upgrades or rewires haven't heard back in two weeks?”
Your big-ticket follow-up list with amounts and ages, ready for a nudge grounded in the actual quote.
“Pull up everything we've done at 88 Oakwood before I call them back.”
Every visit, job, and invoice at that property, so you walk into the call knowing the house.
“List yesterday's completed service calls that don't have an invoice yet.”
The unbilled tickets from the day, caught while the work is still fresh enough to bill without questions.
Stop clicking through reports. Start asking.
Electrical margins live in followed-up quotes and billed hours. Both become ten-second questions when your account can answer back.