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Restoration follow-up

Restoration follow-up cannot depend on memory.

Restoration work is urgent, emotional, and full of handoffs. Doparoot keeps emergency calls, adjuster notes, job updates, and customer promises in one visible queue.

Run a 30-day pilot

Doparoot ticket screen

Restoration follow-up · active queue preview

12

Open

3

Urgent

7

Handled

Active tickets

01Open

Follow-up captured

Owner

Owner assigned

Due

Today

02Urgent

Review-risk item

Owner

Manager

Due

Now

03Waiting

Receipt carry-forward

Owner

Coordinator

Due

5pm

What gets missed

The leak is usually obvious after someone names it.

Restoration customers are already under pressure. Missed follow-up can stall the job, damage trust, create review risk, or make the customer feel abandoned during a high-stress situation.

Pilot rule

We do not guess the leakage. We capture the misses, count them, and calculate the value with the business.

01

after-hours emergency mitigation calls

02

adjuster or property-manager messages

03

customer updates during an active job

04

photo or document requests

05

billing, supplement, or completion follow-up

Doparoot capture

Loose follow-up becomes owned work.

Each ticket needs enough context for the team to act without hunting through phones, voicemails, and half-remembered promises.

Ticket field

loss type, property address, contact, and active risk

Ticket field

insurance, adjuster, property-manager, or homeowner context

Ticket field

documents, photos, and missing information

Ticket field

mitigation, contents, reconstruction, billing, or manager owner

Urgent alert triggers

active water, fire, mold concern, unsafe access, or business interruption

same-day crew blocker

adjuster or property-manager waiting on a response

upset customer or broken promise

5pm receipt output

emergency calls captured

open job update requests

documents or photos still missing

manager items and carry-forward promises

30-day pilot

Start narrow enough to prove it.

The first win is not a giant automation project. It is one real source, visible tickets, urgent alerts, and a receipt the business would miss if it disappeared.

Start pilot
Day 0

Choose one intake path: voicemail, after-hours messages, forms, or coordinator screenshots.

Day 7

Classify emergency, job update, document, billing, and complaint tickets.

Day 14

Escalate active-risk and broken-promise items.

Day 21

Use the receipt to keep tomorrow's follow-up from starting blind.

Questions

Keep the promise simple.

Doparoot is done-for-you cleanup for messy follow-up. The pilot proves whether the ticket screen and receipt are useful before deeper automation.

Can this handle sensitive restoration situations?

The first pilot is internal and human-controlled. Sensitive, angry, unsafe, billing, legal, or low-confidence items are routed to a person instead of automated customer promises.

Will this replace our job management system?

No. Doparoot captures follow-up around the job system and keeps it visible until someone confirms the next step.