Volta Ride-Along
For shops with one to five trucks

Ride along on every in-home visit without leaving the office.

Your tech opens one page on the phone, says the line, gets the homeowner's yes, and records the conversation. That night the visit is analysed: how far it got, the objection, the line that landed, the sentence that ended it, and the one change for next time. Every Monday you get a coaching digest per tech. No seat minimum, no contract, no ride-along truck.

Start the free run Open the recording page

Free for the 14 days of the Volta trial, every engine on. The price appears on day 12, on your own scoreboard, before you pay anything.

How a visit works

1

Say the line

The recording page shows the words. The tech says them out loud at the door, every visit.

2

Get the yes

The homeowner says yes. The tech taps "The homeowner said yes". Only then does the record button work.

3

Record, then upload

The phone records the conversation. At the end the tech taps stop and upload. The file goes to a private vault.

4

Same night, then Monday

The analysis lands in the call vault that night. The Monday digest scores each tech and names one change.

The consent law, printed here and on the recording screen

No conversation is recorded without the homeowner's spoken yes, captured before the recording starts. The tech says, at the start of every recorded conversation:

"I record my visits for training, so my office can help me do a better job. Is that OK with you?"

If the answer is anything but yes, there is no recording, and the visit goes on without it. The page will not let the record button work until the yes is tapped. We ask everyone, every time, so the states that require everyone's consent are covered the same way as the rest. Recordings are stored privately, analysed for coaching only, and deleted at the owner's request.

What the owner gets

A

Per-tech scorecard

Visits, average score, how often the tech asked for the decision, the objections heard.

B

The lines

The exact sentence that moved the homeowner, and the one that ended the visit. Verbatim, never paraphrased.

C

One change per tech

The single thing that would most improve the next visit, in plain words, every Monday.

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