Contractors and tradesare among the 250+ businesses on alfred_
AI for field service.It makes sure nothing slips.
alfred_ is an AI assistant for the owner of a twelve-person HVAC company who answers customers from the truck. It tracks the replies you owe and the ones you're waiting on, and writes the reply when you ask.
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From the truck. Nothing slips.
Email, calendar and follow-ups with customers and suppliers.
The office inbox and yours.
Connect the office address and your own, Gmail or Outlook. alfred_ flags the emails that need your answer and keeps them in one list.
Who hasn't answered you.
Pulled from your sent mail: the estimate you sent Monday, the part you asked the supplier about. Anyone who went quiet stays in view.
Ask between jobs.
Ask alfred_ from your phone. It checks your calendar, offers a time and writes the reply. Nothing goes to a customer until you approve it.
A brief before the first call.
By email or text each morning: who needs an answer, who you're waiting on and what's on the calendar.
What it does. What it doesn't.
alfred_ handles email, calendar and follow-ups with customers and suppliers. It does not dispatch technicians, book jobs or answer the phone.
“I really love alfred_ and the more I use it the better it gets.”
CEO, Bay Area commercial cleaning companyTeam of 12 on alfred_ since May
Private. Approved. Yours.
Your inbox is private, and your approval stays required.
Nothing sends without you
alfred_ writes the reply or the invite. It goes out only after you approve it.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft
You connect Gmail or Outlook through their official sign-in. alfred_ does not see your password.
Disconnect at any time
Remove a connected account whenever you choose. You pick which accounts alfred_ reads.
Nothing slips through the cracks.
Connect Gmail or Outlook, and alfred_ starts on the next email that comes in.
Works with Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Slack, Teams, HubSpot, Salesforce
Notes from Friday’s call