AI assistant for electricians
in Geneva.
For Geneva electricians, Nawa Corps, a Geneva studio, sets up an AI assistant that already knows the trade, from the tripping breaker to the charging point.
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When you are up the ladder, it can take the call (that is the Complete tier: three tasks including the phone), tell a fault from a quote, and draft the quote and its follow-up. The price and the call-out time are yours to give.
Up the ladder by day,
quotes by night.
You're up the ladder.
Fault or quote?
Evening quotes.
Quotes with no answer.
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You're up the ladder. The phone rings. You call back in the evening, and the client may have found someone else.
Fault or quote? A tripping breaker, a charging point, a board to redo: it all comes through the same phone, in no order.
Evening quotes. Pricing, writing, sending: after the site, at home.
Quotes with no answer. The client didn't call back. Neither did you: no time.
Geneva has 291 electrical installation establishments (OCSTAT 2024). Construction is the sector hit hardest by staff shortages in the canton (CCIG 2026).
It sorts and drafts,
you decide.
Answering the phone.
Sorting enquiries.
Drafting the quote.
Following up.
Booking appointments.
Start with the task that takes up most of your evenings. The others come later, depending on your tier.
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Answering the phone. Hands in a consumer unit, you can't pick up. The assistant can take the call and note the name, the address, what stopped working and since when. No date and no price on the phone. This task needs the Complete tier: three tasks including the phone.
Sorting enquiries. Urgent fault, repair, quote to do: each enquiry arrives sorted, with the address and a photo of the board if needed.
Drafting the quote. With the enquiry and a photo of the board, it drafts the quote. You correct the amounts, then send it.
Following up. Once the number of days you set has passed, the follow-up is ready. You read it before it goes.
Booking appointments. It drafts a proposed slot for the client. No date goes out without your approval.
One enquiry,
from start to finish.
Demo example — fictitious enquiry
Channel: Phone call — “Hello, no power in the kitchen since this morning, the breaker trips as soon as I reset it.”
The 4 steps in detail
- 01Channel: Phone call
The enquiry arrives
“Hello, no power in the kitchen since this morning, the breaker trips as soon as I reset it.”
- 02
What the assistant does
You're up the ladder: the assistant takes the call with the greeting you approved. It notes the name, the address, what trips and since when, and files the enquiry as “fault”.
- 03
What you see in the evening
A written note: kitchen fault, tripping breaker, address, number, client reachable in the afternoon. The reply with the slot waits for your approval.
- 04
The Monday report
“Kitchen fault: client called back, job done. Charging point quote: no answer, follow-up ready to approve.”
It never commits
on your behalf.
No price, no call-out date and no safety advice goes out without your approval. On a fault that smells of burning, you are the one who calls back.
Your enquiries first,
your signature after.
The demo runs on enquiries from your trade, a two-week trial on your real enquiries, with a report every Monday: nothing to pay before. If the report suits you, the set-up costs 1'500.–, no VAT (business not VAT-registered), once; then the subscription at your tier, no commitment, cancellable every month.
Frequently asked questions for this trade
Does it know the electrician's trade?+
We start from a base built for electrical work: the usual faults, the trade's words, the quotes that keep coming back. Then we adjust it to your business. The demo runs on electrical enquiries; you'll soon see whether it keeps up.
Can it pick up while I'm on a job?+
Yes, with the Complete tier, which covers three tasks including the phone. It notes the name, the address and what stopped working, then leaves you a written note. It sets no date and gives no price.
Does it write quotes on its own?+
No. It drafts from the enquiry and the photos. You set the price: no quote goes out without your approval.
What if it's a real emergency?+
It spots the words of an emergency (no power, burning smell, sparks) and puts the enquiry at the top of your list. It gives no safety advice in your place: you call back.
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