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Write the two figures
The caller gives {"combine headers on this stop"} and {"minutes to service one header"}.

Farm Equipment Repair
Eagle writes down {"combine headers on this stop"} and {"minutes to service one header"}. Those two numbers are how this line gets to 180 minutes. One local company calls the customer back and does the farm equipment repair work. Eagle does not.
Product film
How Eagle takes a farm equipment repair call, keeps combine headers on this stop and minutes to service one header, and hands the job to one local company.
How it works
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The caller gives {"combine headers on this stop"} and {"minutes to service one header"}.
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The planning tool multiplies headers by minutes per header and gets 180 minutes before a day is promised.
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The farm equipment repair request goes to one paid company inside the radius, not a list of texts.
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The caller hears a local company will call back. That company does the job. Eagle does not.

Dispatch agent
Eagle keeps the job note and tells the caller a local company will call back. Eagle does not do the farm equipment repair work.
Live line
The combine headers on this stop.
The minutes to service one header.
The product of those two figures: 180 minutes.
The window said out loud stays on the note the company sees.
Pass any request. The street address shows after a claim.
Field notes
What to have ready before a farm equipment repair call. Eagle keeps both job figures on the note.
How 4 headers and 45 minutes become 180 minutes. Eagle keeps both job figures on the note.
When a blocked farm equipment repair stop should be rebooked. Eagle keeps both job figures on the note.
What the company sees before calling back. Eagle keeps both job figures on the note.
Promised days on a farm equipment repair board. Eagle keeps both job figures on the note.
What Eagle does not do on a farm equipment repair job. Eagle keeps both job figures on the note.
Passing a farm equipment repair request. Eagle keeps both job figures on the note.
The $99 Lite plan for farm equipment repair companies. Eagle keeps both job figures on the note.
Partners
Lite is $99 per month, 1 seat, with your own phones. Local requests start after the plan is paid. Pass any request. The street address shows after you claim it.
{"Combine headers on this stop"} and {"Minutes to service one header"}, plus the address and the day already promised.
At 4 headers and 45 minutes each, the planning figure is 180 minutes.
No. Eagle records the job and says a local company will call back.
That stop is rebooked before another job is stacked on the same window.
Lite is $99 per month, 1 seat, with your own phones. Local requests start after the plan is paid. You can pass any request. The street address shows after you claim it.
One paid company inside the radius you set. It is not sent to several companies at once.
The public site lists about 1,000 US cities. A paid company inside the radius is the one offered the request.