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Daily Insights and Forecasting | AI Dispatcher

Get end-of-day audits, tomorrow's capacity forecast, and recurring operational summaries — without running reports or scanning multiple screens.

Know What Happened and What Is Coming

At the end of a busy day, it is hard to know if anything slipped through. And in the morning, you want to know if tomorrow has enough techs before the phone starts ringing.

Three agents handle this: EOD Reconciliation audits the end of today, Capacity Forecast previews tomorrow, and Ops Analyst produces recurring summaries on whatever schedule you choose.


EOD Reconciliation

What It Does

EOD Reconciliation runs 30 minutes before shift end and scans for unfinished business:

What It FindsWhy It Matters
In-progress jobs that did not completeTechnician may have left the site without closing the job
Visits that were never dispatchedCreated today but nobody assigned them
Technicians with zero completionsMay indicate a no-show, training day, or data entry issue
AI suggestions nobody acted onDispatch ran but nobody reviewed the results

AI Dispatcher EOD Reconciliation agent detail page showing end-of-day audit results

Setting It Up

  1. Go to Agents > Playbooks
  2. Find EOD Reconciliation and click Select
  3. The default schedule is set to run once per shift (every 8 hours). Adjust if your team runs shorter or longer shifts.
  4. Save and activate

What You See

After each run, you get a summary like:

End of Day Audit — April 7, 2026

  • 2 jobs still in progress (JOB-042, JOB-057)
  • 3 visits created today were never dispatched
  • 1 technician (Mike Torres) had 0 completed visits
  • 4 AI suggestions from this morning still pending review

Tomorrow's carry-over: 5 items need attention before the day starts.

This summary appears in the agent's run history and in the Dispatch Watch panel if anything critical is found.

EOD Reconciliation is most valuable when you run it consistently. After a few days, you will start to see patterns — maybe certain job types always end up incomplete, or one technician consistently forgets to close jobs in the app.


Capacity Forecast

What It Does

Capacity Forecast runs once daily (typically early morning) and compares tomorrow's workload against your available team:

What It ChecksWhat It Tells You
Pending jobs for tomorrowHow many visits are scheduled or waiting for dispatch
Available techniciansWho is on shift tomorrow based on their weekly schedule
Total capacitySum of each tech's max jobs per day
Job-per-tech ratioDemand divided by capacity — above 1.0 means you are understaffed
Skill coverageAre there jobs requiring skills that no available tech has?

AI Dispatcher Capacity Forecast detail page showing tomorrow's staffing analysis — 12 jobs, 3 techs, no gaps

Setting It Up

  1. Go to Agents > Playbooks
  2. Find Capacity Forecast and click Select
  3. The default schedule is once daily (every 24 hours). It runs based on your workspace timezone.
  4. Save and activate

What You See

A morning summary like:

Capacity Forecast — April 8, 2026

  • 12 pending jobs for tomorrow
  • 3 technicians available (Mike Torres, Sarah Kim, Alex Chen)
  • Total capacity: 24 jobs (8 per tech)
  • Job-per-tech ratio: 0.5 — you have room for more work
  • Skill coverage: All required skills covered

No staffing issues detected.

Or when there is a problem:

Capacity Forecast — April 8, 2026

  • 28 pending jobs for tomorrow
  • 2 technicians available (Sarah Kim, Alex Chen) — Mike Torres is off
  • Total capacity: 16 jobs
  • Job-per-tech ratio: 1.75 — understaffed
  • Skill gap: 3 jobs require "Commercial HVAC" but no available tech has that skill

Consider: Open overtime slots, activate on-call technicians, or defer lower-priority jobs.

Capacity Forecast works best when your technicians have accurate availability schedules and max-jobs-per-day settings. If a tech's profile says they can handle 8 jobs but they realistically do 5, the forecast will overestimate capacity.


Ops Analyst

What It Does

Ops Analyst produces recurring operational summaries so managers do not have to scan multiple dispatch screens to understand what changed. It pulls together:

  • How many jobs were dispatched vs scheduled
  • Current suggestion status (pending, accepted, rejected)
  • Team member count and availability
  • Connected FSM integration status
  • Recommended next actions

Setting It Up

  1. Go to Agents > Playbooks
  2. Find Ops Analyst and click Select
  3. Configure the schedule — default is hourly, but many teams set it to once or twice daily
  4. Save and activate

What You See

A summary tailored to your operation:

Operations Summary — April 7, 2026, 5:00 PM

  • 18 jobs dispatched today, 15 accepted, 2 rejected, 1 pending review
  • Avg confidence score: 82%
  • 3 technicians active, all above 70% utilization
  • 2 unassigned jobs remaining — both require "Electrical License" (consider assigning manually)

Recommended: Review the 2 unassigned electrical jobs before end of day.

Ops Analyst uses AI to analyze your data and generate natural-language summaries. If you have the LLM Planner enabled in the agent's configuration, summaries include actionable recommendations. Without it, you get factual counts and metrics only.


Combining All Three

For a complete operational picture, run all three:

AgentWhen It RunsWhat It Covers
Capacity ForecastEarly morning (6am)Is tomorrow staffed correctly?
Ops AnalystMidday + end of dayWhat is happening right now?
EOD Reconciliation30 min before shift endWhat fell through today?

Morning: Capacity Forecast tells you if tomorrow is a problem before you are in the middle of it.

Midday: Ops Analyst gives you a pulse check without leaving your current screen.

End of day: EOD Reconciliation catches anything unfinished so you do not carry surprises into tomorrow.


Plan Requirements

PlanEOD ReconciliationCapacity ForecastOps Analyst
FreeNot availableNot availableNot available
StarterYesYesYes
ProfessionalYesYesYes
EnterpriseYesYesYes

All three are Operational Insight agents available on Starter and above.


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