Scheduling & Dispatch
Scheduling & Dispatch
15 skills in Scheduling & Dispatch.
15 skills in this category.
After-Hours Coverage Handoff
Build the end-of-business handoff to on-call or after-hours coverage — open urgent work, expected client callbacks, and site notes the night crew needs.
Appointment No-Show Follow-Up
A client missed a scheduled appointment — log the no-show on the ticket, draft a courteous rebooking email, and apply the desk's repeat-no-show policy note when it's the third miss.
Calendar-Aware Scheduling
Put ticket work on a technician's schedule around their real calendar — check busy periods before proposing a slot, then book it.
Dispatch & Workload
A dispatcher wants the full queue picture — unassigned tickets by priority and age, open work per technician, lightest-load assignment proposals, and a daily audit of what got assigned where.
Dispatch Control Tower
The dispatcher's live picture in one view — unassigned queue, at-risk tickets, today's scheduled work, and who is free right now.
Field Visit Scheduler
Schedule an onsite visit and make the trip count — sweep for other open onsite-worthy tickets at the same site, group travel sensibly, book the visit, and draft the client confirmation.
Morning Dispatch Report
The dispatcher's start-of-day briefing — overnight arrivals, P1/P2 status, unassigned aging, today's scheduled work, and a top-10 priority work list. Runs manually or from an external scheduler.
Pod-Based Dispatch
Route a ticket to the least-loaded technician in the client's assigned service pod — read the pod from the company record, load-balance within that team, then assign, advance status, and note it.
Reschedule Request Handling
A client asks to move an appointment — find the schedule entry or booking, propose new slots that actually work, update the entry, and confirm back to the client.
Round-Robin Assignment
Distribute incoming tickets fairly across a named technician roster in rotation, honoring exclusion rules — runnable unattended inside a Flow.
Skill-Based Routing
Route a ticket to the technician with demonstrated expertise — who actually resolved similar issues for this client or this stack before — not just whoever is free.
Smart Dispatch
The composite dispatcher partners keep asking for — classify a new ticket, consult a routing matrix (tech specialties plus client familiarity from resolved-ticket history), then assign and schedule it in one pass.
Technician Availability Check
Answer "who is the next available technician?" — combine today's schedules, priority-weighted open load, and shift/PTO context into a ranked availability answer.
TimeZest Booking
Create a TimeZest scheduling request from a ticket — pick the right appointment type and resource, and drop the self-service booking link into the client reply.
Workload-Balancing Assignment
Assign a ticket to the technician with the best availability score — a transparent formula (base capacity minus open tickets minus scheduled blocks) with the math shown, runnable unattended inside a Flow.
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