The core job
The core job is to turn demand into a clear next step. A homeowner calls after hours. A web lead asks about availability. An estimate goes quiet. A customer replies to a text. Each moment needs a response, a rule, and a record.
The workflows that matter first
- Calls: Answer common booking calls, collect details, and escalate risky situations.
- Missed calls: Text back fast enough to recover the job while intent is still high.
- Web leads: Qualify the need and route the lead before it goes stale.
- Estimates: Follow up with helpful timing and summarize unresolved opportunities.
- Owner visibility: Send a simple brief showing what happened and what needs review.
Where most AI tools stop short
Many AI tools answer one channel. Home-services operators need the handoff between channels. If the call is answered but the estimate is never followed up, the front office is still leaking work. If a text gets a reply but no one sees it, the owner still has a visibility problem.
What makes Rivvet different
Rivvet is designed around the workflow, not the widget. It uses approved service rules, shop tone, escalation paths, and owner summaries so the AI front office behaves like a controlled operating layer.
The right question is not "Can AI talk?" The right question is "Can it create more booked work without creating more risk?"