How it works

A capable partner.
Across the whole shop.

Calls, crews, equipment, maintenance, customer updates and the money. Bolt keeps the details connected, so the next person can pick up the work.

Have a plan.
Even after the
first phone call.

Keep service requests, maintenance and approved repairs in one place. Bolt helps you review the schedule and assign the crew, with the job and equipment details in view.

  • Capture the important details when a service request comes in.
  • Maintenance and approved repairs fit into the same plan.
  • Keep the crew’s assignment and job details up to date.

Illustrative workflow

Tuesday, lined up.

Ready for the crew
07:30
Westmere Centre

Quarterly PM · 4 rooftop units · roof access in job notes

Alex + Sam
10:30
Cedarworks Warehouse

Approved belt replacement · parts noted on the job

Alex
13:00
Space for the unexpected

Capacity held for urgent service

Jordan
Cedarworks is on the way back. Its approved repair is paired with today’s route.

Good with a nut driver.
No typing test required.

Your tech opens the job and has the site details, equipment history and scope. They can talk, type or take photos as they work. Bolt organizes the information without making everyone stop to fill out the same thing twice.

Notes, recorded voice, photos and drafts stay on the phone without reception and sync when it returns. Live conversations with Bolt need a connection.

Generated illustration of a mechanic recording a voice note beside an open rooftop unit, with tools and its service panel ready to refit
Saved on this phone.

3 notes · 4 photos · hours recorded

Know the unit.
Before you open it.

The readings. The repair. The thing to keep an eye on next time. Bolt keeps it all with the right unit, so the next technician starts with what the last one learned.

  • Know which unit you’re looking at.
  • Pick up where the last technician left off.
  • Make repair and replacement decisions with a history.
WESTMERE CENTRE

RTU-2

East offices · Roof hatch B

TODAY / 08:42
Belt replaced. Operation checked.

Alex · Photo and service note attached.

LAST VISIT / 11 JUN
Cooling PM completed.

Filters changed. Belt condition noted for next visit.

ALWAYS WITH THE EQUIPMENT
Manuals, access notes and repair history.

The next tech starts with what the last tech learned.

Illustrative equipment record

The customer sees
what you’re taking care of.

Clear reports. Approved repairs recorded against the equipment. Useful choices when a bigger decision is needed. The office can see what’s finished and what still needs follow-up.

Illustrative workflow

A clear update for Westmere.

Ready for review
Westmere Centre / Service update08 SEP

Work completed

Four rooftop units serviced. RTU-2 belt replaced as approved. Operation checked after repair.

What needs a decision

RTU-4 condenser coil is deteriorating. A separate replacement proposal is ready for your review.

Quarterly maintenanceCovered by your agreement
Completed belt repair$185 CAD · invoice draft
The coil recommendation stays open. Review its quote separately from today’s completed repair.

Bolt helps with the work.
You make the call.

Ask Bolt to help with the schedule, records and paperwork. Review consequential actions before they go ahead.

  • ROUTINE

    Keep it moving.

    Prepare the visit, organize the notes and draft the report, quote or invoice.

  • DECISION

    Bring the whole question.

    Review the proposed action and its details before confirming a change or customer communication.

  • RECORD

    Make it easy to check.

    See what happened and why. Correct the record without losing the original note or hiding a change.

A few useful answers.

Does the team have to talk to AI all day?

No. Use the screen, type a note, take a photo or talk when it’s convenient. Bolt is there to get work done. It shouldn’t become another conversation everyone has to manage.

Will Bolt make every repair decision?

Your technicians assess the equipment. Your customer agrees to the scope. Keep that decision with the job, then record what was actually completed.

How do maintenance agreements affect billing?

Review the agreement’s scope alongside the recorded work. Keep included maintenance, completed extras and proposed repairs separate when preparing the invoice.

Can this work with our accounting system?

We work through your accounting setup before the move and verify the handoff with real examples. Bring the system name and edition to the walkthrough so we can confirm the supported path.

A bigger business.
And a life outside it.

Good customers. A crew you’re proud of. Fewer things following you home.

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