Chime writes the note as the call ends. What the customer wanted, what was agreed, and what happens next, saved against the customer and the job so the whole team can see it.
Existing unit leaking overnight. Wants a like-for-like replacement, prefers a morning start, parking out the front.
Site: 12 Beach Road, Thirroul
Attached to the job
Access: side gate, dog in yard
Flagged for the tech
Follow-up: quote by Friday
Written as the call ended
Notes get scrawled on the back of a docket, typed up hours later, or not at all. By the time the job is booked, the reason the customer rang has already been trimmed down to a line.
A written note on every call means the next person picking it up knows exactly what was said.
A short summary is ready before you are back in the van, in language your team would use.
Notes sit on the customer and the job, alongside the recording and transcript.
Find the call by what was discussed, not by scrolling a call log.
Add what only you know after the site visit. The note stays the single record of the job.
Every call with that customer stacks up in one place, so a repeat caller never has to explain their situation twice.
When a job comes back six months later, the reason for the first visit is still written down.
Customer history
Three conversations, one record
Initial call: leaking tempering valve
Attended, valve replaced
Follow-up: no hot water at the rear bathroom
Quote requested for full system replacement
Illustrative view
We sit on top of the system you already run. We do not replace it.
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