How to Use Dispatcher Mode
Dispatcher Mode turns urgent service calls and event-rental requests into structured briefings for your team while keeping Kai honest about what is captured versus confirmed.
When Dispatcher Mode Runs
Kai creates a dispatcher briefing when a caller asks for a service visit, emergency callback, delivery, setup, pickup, or rental booking. If a required detail is missing, Kai asks one clear follow-up question before saving the briefing.
- Home service calls usually need the issue, service address, urgency, and contact info.
- Event-rental calls usually need the event date, requested items, venue notes, setup window, and pickup window.
- Urgent or high-priority requests are queued for owner or team review.
What Kai Can Promise
Kai can say the request was captured, saved, or queued for review. Kai should not say a technician, crew, route, inventory item, setup window, pickup window, or booking is confirmed unless your team or connected workflow has verified it.
Safe language
- “I saved the dispatcher briefing for owner review.”
- “I captured the request for manual confirmation.”
- “Someone will confirm availability before anything is booked.”
Avoid until verified
- “Your technician is confirmed.”
- “That inventory is reserved.”
- “The crew is booked.”
- “Your event rental is confirmed.”
Status Meanings
- Needs clarification: Kai is missing one required detail.
- Briefing created: The request was saved for normal review.
- Handoff queued: An urgent request was saved for quick team review.
- Needs manual confirmation: Availability still needs human or system verification.
- Handoff confirmed: A team member or workflow verified the action.
- Handoff failed: Kai could not save the briefing, so follow up manually if call details are available.
Related
- Call History - review the original call transcript and recording.
- Product Catalog - keep event-rental items and service details accurate.
- Follow-up Workflows - build the team review process that follows a briefing.