How It Works
Crews just say what happened, the way they'd holler across the jobsite. Holler turns it into job costs in the systems you already run, from your field service software to your accounting.
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Hold And Holler
Press the button and say what happened on the job. No typing, no forms.
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Holler Seeks Clarity
If something's unclear, like whether extra work is billable, Holler asks out loud.
You said
Finished rough-in. About 200 feet of 12/2, and three extra hours for moving the two counter outlets to the island.
Got it. Should the extra labor to move the outlets go out as a change order?
Ready to post
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Say “Yes” To Post
Materials, hours, and change orders show up sorted by job. Confirm and it's done.
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It Lands In Your Books
Everything syncs to the right job and cost code in your field service software and your books.
Why We Holler
As contractors and their teams scale, they tend to outgrow the simple systems they started with, and most software asks field crews to do manual data entry (good luck with that!). Here's what we found, and what we bet you'll find too:
- Margin leaks in the field.Materials, hours, and extra scope reach the office late, if ever, so job costs are guesses until the job is over.
- Talking beats typing.Crews will say what happened in ten seconds from the truck. They won't fill out a form at the end of a long day.
- AI needs a voice.Just slapping in a chatbot doesn't work. Voice agents that seamlessly post to your system of record do.