The problem with ServiceTitan Leads.
A new lead lands in the ServiceTitan Leads inbox and… nothing happens. No badge, no ping, no email. Your CSR has no idea it's there. The opportunity sits and cools while the customer goes shopping.
"If a new lead comes in, there's no alert for you to know about it as a person in ServiceTitan, which is stupid."
— Every ServiceTitan user, eventually
How PhoneTap closes the alert gap.
We don't replace ServiceTitan. We use the one piece of it that already alerts your team.
ServiceTitan's Task management does have alerts — the red dot in the nav, the 99+ badge, plus optional text, email, and pop-ups. We use it.
They click in, read PhoneTap's instructions inside the task, and work the lead — no app-switching, no missed inbox.
Status round-trips back to PhoneTap. The task turns green. Recovered revenue gets attributed to the right CSR.
Time-to-accept is the metric that predicts recovery.
PhoneTap measures the gap from lead sent to lead accepted. The longer it sits, the colder the lead. Your daily report shows you exactly who's responsive — and who's lagging.
"If it took her two hours to accept it, on average they're not going to recover these leads."
Your CSR never has to log into PhoneTap.
They live in ServiceTitan all day. They keep living in ServiceTitan. Notifications, tasks, leads, dismissed reasons — all surfaced where they already work. PhoneTap is there for managers and owners who want the deeper view.
Setup that proves itself before you turn it on.
PhoneTap fires a real test task into ServiceTitan and confirms the alert was delivered. Only then can you enable it.
Tell PhoneTap who should own these tasks and how they should be tagged.
PhoneTap fires a real task into ServiceTitan and confirms the alert was delivered.
You'll never accidentally turn it on and find out later it wasn't notifying anyone.