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You're the shop owner. You're also the dispatcher.

In towing, the clock starts the second the phone rings. Every call has to be quoted, assigned to the nearest truck, and routed, fast. Here is that whole dispatch, running itself.

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2:11 PM · A call comes in

A stranded driver is captured and quoted in seconds, the difference between your tow and the next company's.

A breakdown call becomes a job ticket with an upfront quote.

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Angelo's Towing
New jobBoardRoutesExceptions
Inbox / New call
Breakdown — won't start
I-5 near Sea World Dr · sedan
NEW CALL
CustomerM. Torres
NeedTow to home shop
Quote$95 flat, sent
LocationI-5 & Sea World Dr
✓ Quoted and ready to dispatch
The board assigns it

The call that used to wait on you to radio around assigns to the closest truck in seconds.

The job auto-matches to the nearest available crew, no one working a whiteboard.

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Angelo's Towing
InboxDispatchRoutesExceptions
Dispatch / Live board
Nearest available truck selected
Matched on location, availability, and tow type
AUTO-ASSIGNED
Truck 2 · Leo
Available← assigned 8 min
Truck 4 · Sam
On a tow35 min
Truck 1 · Rey
Returning18 min
Breakdown — I-5 & Sea World DrAuto-matched
Accident recovery — HillcrestAssigned
Impound transfer — DowntownQueued
✓ Owner sees the board, not the scramble
The customer gets a live ETA

The driver stuck on the shoulder gets a truck number and a live ETA, the anxious 'is anyone coming?' calls stop.

The customer is texted the truck and arrival time.

Route locked Live ETA sent
START
ROUTE
ETA
JOB
DONE
Yard
Route clear
I-5 stop
Leo (Truck 2) is 8 min out. We will text if anything changes.
Oh thank god, thank you!
✓ Customer notified✓ Board updated
You see the board, not the scramble

At the end of the run you get one clear digest with only the exceptions flagged, instead of having lived inside the dispatch all day.

One digest at the end of the run, with only the exceptions flagged.

4:18
Today
Dispatch digestnow

19 calls handled. 1 needs you — a long-distance haul to price. The rest are quoted and routed.

Exception flaggednow

Long-distance haul needs your pricing approval.

One call, start to finish

That was your dispatch, running without you.

Intake, quoting, assignment, routing, and ETAs, handled. You stop being the bottleneck the second the phone rings.

What you stop being
  • The dispatcher
  • The quoter
  • The ETA texter
What you become again
  • The owner
  • The operator
  • The closer
What that is worth

In towing this is the whole game: every call gets quoted, assigned, and ETA'd before the competition even picks up.

If we're wrong, the conversation ends here. If we're close, this is rarely the only thing you're holding together by hand.

We built this from public information. How close did we get?

Tell us where we got it right, or where we missed. Under a minute.

Built for Angelo's Towing as a working preview. Sample workflow; not a real client.
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