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For residential service electricians

You’re an electrician, not a secretary.

Mission answers the calls, drafts the invoice, and chases every unsold quote so you stay under the panel.

Your day

Tracing the fault is the part nobody else can do.

Every stop is its own small business — diagnose, explain it plainly, price it, get the yes, do the work, collect, and document. Then drive to the next one and do it all again.

35%Writing up quotes, re-keying invoices, chasing payment and calls

Building estimates on the hood of the van, retyping field notes into the invoice, logging photos, pulling permits, and answering the phone mid-job — none of it needs your license, all of it competes with billable wrench time.

65%Diagnosis, the code call, and the in-person trust that closes the sale

Reading a panel and a home’s wiring history, knowing when a “quick fix” is really a service upgrade, making the safety call, and being the person a homeowner trusts in their house. Only-a-skilled-human work.

What it costs

The phone and the paperwork are the ceiling on your week.

At only one to five calls a day, every 20 to 30 minutes of admin per job removes a billable call — and the call you can’t answer under a panel walks to whoever picks up.

$42K+
Lost a year to mishandled calls

The typical electrical contractor loses over $42,000 a year to unanswered or poorly handled calls — an average missed call is cited at $350+ in lost work (directional, vendor-sourced).

78%
Of emergencies hire whoever answers first

58% of calls to electrical contractors land outside 9–5, and most homeowners call only one or two electricians — so the call you miss under a panel is usually a lost job (vendor-sourced).

60+ days
To get paid on a late invoice

Invoices sent 20+ days after the job routinely wait 60+ days to clear — working capital trapped on work where you already paid for the parts (directional, vendor-sourced).

Missed callsSlow billingWith Mission

With Mission: Every call answered, the invoice drafted in the driveway, and the chasing on autopilot — the kitchen-table backlog and the leaked jobs both disappear.

Where the money and the hours leak on a service truck

What Mission does

You diagnose, price, and talk to the homeowner. The agent answers, types, and chases.

It works inside the tools you already run — ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber — plus your phone, texts, and flat-rate book. You approve; it does the assembly.

Step 01

Catch and triage every call and text

Answer or instantly text back missed and after-hours calls, capture name, address, and problem, and hold a slot in the schedule — so the 78%-hire-first emergencies don’t walk while you’re under a panel. You decide the true emergencies and the dispatch priority.

The result

Keep the wrench. Hand off the clerking.

The diagnosis, the price ceiling, and the homeowner’s trust stay with you. The answering, the typing, and the chasing stop eating your nights.

Today

Quoting and invoicing at the kitchen table, 9 p.m.

  • Calls you never knew came in, lost to whoever answered first
  • Field notes re-typed hours later, with the breaker you forgot to bill
  • Quotes the customer “thought about” that quietly went to someone else

With Mission

Invoice drafted in the driveway, calls already caught

  • Every call and text answered or held, the emergency booked before it walks
  • Clean invoice drafted from your photos and notes, ready to approve and send
  • Aging invoices and unsold quotes chased automatically — leads come back warm
Nights back
No more 9 p.m. invoicing

The write-up is drafted before you leave the driveway, so the paperwork stops following you home.

No call lost
Every ring answered or held

After-hours and mid-job calls get caught and triaged, so the hire-first emergencies stay yours.

Paid sooner
Invoices out and chased

Same-day billing with reminders on terms pulls cash forward instead of letting it sit for sixty days.

Safe by default

Nothing goes out without your say-so.

The agent never diagnoses, never sets a price, and never makes a code call. It drafts and proposes; every invoice, quote, and follow-up waits for your hand.

Connected

Works inside the tools you already run on — email, calendars, sheets, your CRM, your portals.

Approved

Anything risky or off-mission is held for your sign-off before it touches data or goes out the door.

On mission

You set the assignment once. The work stays on it for days and weeks without drifting.

Observable

You always have a clear view of what ran, what changed, and what needs a call — no transcript spelunking.

The diagnosis is yours. The paperwork shouldn’t cost you the next job.

Let Mission carry the answering, the typing, and the chasing — so you can do the part only you can do, and get paid for it.