Page the safety-critical
Sparks, burning smell, exposed wire — paged immediately to the on-call sparky, not queued.
Adoomi takes the fault description, asks for a photo of the consumer unit, and routes safety-critical jobs first — so the team triages a tripping circuit before the homeowner Googles the next sparky.
Fig. 01.A · Electricians
Fig. 02.A · pain quotes'Fuses keep tripping' at 9pm, 'sparks from the socket' at midnight, 'price for an EV charger' on Sunday morning — all queued in the same inbox. The serious calls need triage tonight; the routine calls need a photo before quoting. Most go to voicemail and book a competitor by morning.
Sparks, burning smell, exposed wire — paged immediately to the on-call sparky, not queued.
Photo of consumer unit, vehicle details for EV, landlord context for EICR — captured before quote.
NICEIC and Part P claims only surface if you hold the registration and configure them on.
Routine questions about tripping fuses, EV charger installs, EICR turnaround, consumer-unit replacements, call-out fees and Part P registration — answered from your own service pages.
Adoomi turns 'fuses keep tripping' into a triaged callout brief — fault type, consumer-unit photo, smoke or burning smell flag, EICR landlord context — so the team picks up safety-critical jobs before routine quote queries.
With Adoomi
Fig. 06.A · after-hoursTripping circuits and warning smells don't wait for office hours. Adoomi triages overnight, separating real emergencies from routine, and pages the on-call sparky only when something is actually safety-critical.
Routine questions about NICEIC registration, Part P notifiable work, EICR turnaround and call-out fees get answered from your own site — the team only handles the callouts that actually need a person.
Fig. 08.A · controlsThe bot pages safety-critical symptoms (sparks, burning smell, smoke, exposed live wire) immediately. Routine quotes are always captured for a site visit — never quoted from a photo alone.
Responses come from your service ladder, EICR pricing and NICEIC configuration — never invented.
Sparks, smoke, burning smell or exposed live wire route to the on-call sparky immediately.
Tripping circuits and warning lights are captured but never diagnosed in chat — always an in-person check.
NICEIC / Part P mentioned only if you hold the registration and configure it on.
See and edit what the bot says before it goes live. No silent learning.
No. Tripping circuits can mean a serious fault — the bot captures the symptoms, flags safety-critical signs (smoke, sparks, burning smell) and routes to a sparky for in-person diagnosis.
Directional benchmarks from the platform, not guaranteed outcomes for every contractor.
Routine EICR and call-out questions answered instantly when trained on your service pages.
Captures late-night tripping-circuit calls across the channels you've connected.
Sparky sees emergencies paged through immediately and routine quotes queued cleanly for morning.
Show Adoomi your service ladder, NICEIC status and on-call rules. We'll shape an assistant that triages safety-critical jobs and queues the rest as photo-backed quote briefs.
Fig. 12.A · Electricians