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Customer dispatch notifications

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Automated on-my-way and appointment updates customers actually open, cutting callbacks and missed visits.

Overview

Customers want to know when a tech is coming, and without updates you get no-shows and a flood of "where's my tech" calls. Thorbis is rolling out automated dispatch notifications, appointment confirmations and on-my-way alerts, sent the way customers actually read them. Fewer missed visits, fewer status-check calls tying up the office.

What we're building

Customers who don't know when you're coming turn into no-shows and a steady stream of "where's my tech" calls that tie up the office.

Thorbis is rolling out automated dispatch notifications, appointment confirmations, reminders, and on-my-way alerts, sent the way customers actually read them. Updates fire off dispatch status changes, so nobody has to remember to send them. The result is fewer missed visits, fewer status-check calls, and customers who are ready when your tech pulls up. For shops that want a smoother day with less phone friction.

What you'll be able to do

  • Send automated on-my-way alerts
  • Confirm and remind customers of appointments
  • Cut down on "where's my tech" callbacks
  • Reduce missed and no-show visits
  • Trigger updates from dispatch status changes
  • Send updates the way customers actually read them

Rollout plan

  1. 01

    On-my-way alerts

    In progress

    Send automated on-my-way and appointment confirmation messages.

  2. 02

    Status-driven triggers

    In progress

    Fire updates automatically from dispatch status changes.

  3. 03

    Fewer disruptions

    In progress

    Cut no-shows and status-check callbacks with timely reminders.

Milestones

  • Not started:

    Confirmation messages

    Build appointment confirmations and reminders.

  • Not started:

    On-my-way alerts

    Send on-my-way notifications to customers.

  • Not started:

    Status triggers

    Trigger messages from dispatch status changes.

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How to send useful feedback

Name the blocked role

Product feedback is more useful when it names the owner, dispatcher, technician, office user, or customer affected.

Explain the workaround

Describe what your team does today and where the process fails under real work.

Define success

Share what would change after launch: time saved, fewer manual steps, cleaner records, or better customer follow-up.

Built for operators

A shared operating layer behind every page

Whether a buyer starts on an industry, feature, migration, or tool page, Thorbis routes the conversation back to the same product system: jobs, money, customers, and team work in one place.

01

One workspace

CRM, dispatch, estimates, invoices, payments, and reporting stay connected.

02

Unlimited users

Bring owners, office staff, dispatchers, techs, and managers into the same system.

03

Guided switch

Migration planning, validation, and cutover support are built into the buying path.