For a garage or a trade, the enquiry doesn't wait. Someone needs an MOT, a leak fixed, a socket moved — they call three numbers and go with whoever answers. If you're on the tools, that's rarely you. The work you lose isn't to a better tradesperson; it's to the one who picked up.
Answer while you're working
An AI voice agent takes the call you can't, captures what the job is, and books it in or flags it for a callback. No more coming off a job to a voicemail that's already gone cold.
Turn "can you quote?" into an actual quote
Half of quoting is admin: getting the details, writing it up, sending it, chasing it. An agent gathers the specifics from the customer, drafts the quote for your approval, and then — the bit everyone forgets — chases it politely until you get a yes or a no.
Chase less, win more
Most quotes die from silence, not rejection. Automated, in-your-voice follow-ups mean the jobs you quoted actually close, without you setting reminders you never action.
Book the diary, not the back-and-forth
"What days are you free?" times ten a week. An agent handles the scheduling ping-pong and drops confirmed jobs straight into your diary.
Keep the customer warm
Service reminders (MOT due, boiler service, annual check) go out automatically — the repeat work that quietly builds a book of regulars.
You stay the boss
Zone Ten drafts, quotes, chases and books. You approve what goes out. When it's not sure, it asks. Your customer list is yours and is never used to train public AI models.
The quickest way to see what it'd catch for you: take the free 2-minute Admin Audit. Tell it your trade and it shows you where the jobs are leaking.