6screensto log one work order
- So your techs don’t.
- So your data’s garbage.
- So invoices run late.
- So you’re in the dark.
“Added 2 lbs, superheat’s good.”
Logged to the work order — no screens.
Just Talk Shop is the AI that runs your field operations. Tell it what you need in plain language — plan the day, re-route a tech, order a part, check on a job. It handles the rest. Your dispatcher runs it from his phone. Your techs just talk to theirs. No app. No forms. No training.
“Added 2 lbs, superheat’s good.”
Logged to the work order — no screens.
“Send Marcus to the Rapid Roost on Mingo Road.”
Assigned and on his phone. No calls.
“What happened on this unit last time?”
The whole conversation — every part and fix. Just ask.
The dispatcher has a Dispatch Bot. Every tech has their own Tech Bot. Same Telegram, plain language — a real Friday, both sides of the radio. No app. No browser. No forms.
No whiteboard. No sticky notes. Open jobs, who's in, who's out, parts ready and on order, what came in by email — the whole board, before your feet hit the floor.
No whiteboard. No sticky notes. Open jobs, who's in, who's out, parts ready and on order, what came in by email — the whole board, before your feet hit the floor.
Clean vendor tickets become work orders on their own; anything ambiguous waits for you. The day gets planned, the routes get run, the work gets logged, the parts get handled — and it comes out the other end as a QuickBooks-ready draft. This is your Back Office: the whole operation laid out where you can see it and step in whenever you want. And it rides in your pocket — every screen, every feature, from your phone, so you can run the shop from the truck, the supply house, or the kitchen table.
The whole Back Office on either screen — nothing stripped down.
The operation starts itself. A customer email lands at 8:18 — Rapid Roost Chicken, walk-in freezer climbing, product at risk. A minute later it's triaged: customer matched, flagged an emergency, work order staged. Nobody typed anything — a clean ticket like this one goes through on its own; anything ambiguous waits for you.
Just Talk Shop was built inside H&H Equipment Service in Spring Hill, TN. An 8-person team. Commercial HVAC and refrigeration for 7-Eleven, Sonic, Speedway, and dozens of commercial facilities across Middle Tennessee. Every feature exists because Eric Harrison needed it yesterday.
jobs completed and invoiced through it
people on the team use it — every one
training sessions. Nothing new to learn.
“Most field service software is built by people who’ve never been on a job site. I sit in the van.”
Too big for whiteboards. Too small for enterprise software you’ll wait 6 months and spend $50K to turn on. You need an operations team — but even a part-time dispatcher runs $2,500–4,000 a month. Just Talk Shop starts at $1,500/month and is up and running in a few days.
One salary, plus payroll taxes and everything that comes with managing a person — sick days, vacation, turnover. And they still can’t work at 5:30 AM or remember every job from last year.
An AI operations team that works 24/7 and remembers everything — every job on every unit, so nothing starts from scratch. Talk to it like a colleague. It handles the rest.
12-month contracts, $50K setup, 6 months before you’re live. And after all that — your techs still won’t use it.
20-minute demo. Real data. No sales pitch.
Your techs will use it on day one. Because there's nothing to learn.
or email hello@justtalkshop.com