Concierge answers your electrical line day and night: partial outages, tripping breakers, burning smells, panel upgrades and EV charger questions. It reads your safety instructions, takes the details and gets an electrician on the line.
The problem
Electrical calls are a mix of real danger and real projects. A burning smell from an outlet, half the house without power, a breaker that won't reset. Then the planned work: a panel upgrade, an EV charger, a generator hookup before storm season. When your electricians are in an attic, both kinds of callers get voicemail.
A caller who smells burning hears the safety instructions you wrote, such as calling 911 when there's smoke, and Concierge asks for your team.
Asks whether the neighbors have power, which rooms are out and what happened, so your electrician knows whether it's a utility problem or yours.
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generator hookups: answers from what you write about the work you do, permits and what to expect, and takes the request.
Customers text a picture of the panel label, the scorched outlet or the garage wall for the charger. It lands in their thread.
Concierge answers on your number.
Smoke, sparks or burning smell first, the way you wrote it.
Address, what's out, the panel photo by text.
Join the call from the Finn app, or call back with the thread.
An illustrative shop, not a customer: a residential and light commercial electrical contractor with four electricians.
Names, times and details are made up to show how a call goes. They are not results from a real business.
Concierge is the phone, text and AI layer. Your schedule, your crew and your prices stay with you.
Your safety steps read word for word, day or night.
Panel and charger requests land in the thread with photos.
Your electrician knows what's out before arriving.
Concierge answers your line day and night, takes the job details and brings your team in when it matters. Put it on the number your customers already call.
It answers your business line day and night, recognizes returning callers, takes the job details and photos by text, and alerts your team in the Finn app. A teammate can listen in and join the call in one tap. It doesn't book, dispatch or quote.
Whatever you write. Many shops tell callers to call 911 if there's smoke or fire, and to turn off the breaker only if it's safe. Concierge reads your instruction and asks for your team. It doesn't diagnose electrical problems.
Yes, from what you write: which chargers you install, whether a panel upgrade may be needed, and the permit process in your area. Prices for a specific job stay with your electrician.
No. Booking and dispatch aren't built. It takes the details and photos, and your team books the visit.
Yes. Concierge asks for your team, and a teammate can listen in and join the call from the Finn app or the browser.
Yes. You can move your local number to Chargezen, or start with a new number.
Concierge Starter is $20 a month with 20,000 credits. Pro is $199 a month with 199,000 credits, or $1,990 a year. Phone and text charges are billed as used, and you can connect your own OpenAI or Anthropic account.
