Every job moving.
Coffee's still hot.

The play-by-play

1. 6:12 AM. The dispatcher's desk phone and cell ring at once: a truck hissing under the cab, another that won't start, a customer asking where the tech is.
2. She calls around to find out who's closest. One call rings out, one goes to voicemail, and nobody can say which truck is nearest.
3. The estimate waits on a callback while the tech waits on the shoulder, and the invoice goes out Friday, so the money waits too.
4. MetaFleet puts everything dispatch needs on one board, from the first call to the paid invoice.
5. Calls are recorded and transcribed. She types the call her way, and AI splits it into repair lines on a new service order.
6. Rules rank the techs on who's on shift, skills, who's free, how far away they are and their workload, and the best fit is auto-assigned.
7. AI explains why that tech came out on top. The dispatcher keeps the final say and can assign by hand.
8. In the shop office, the tech's phone buzzes with the offer and a countdown. He accepts with one tap. If he doesn't, the offer goes to the next tech.
9. The Command Center shows every truck and every job on one live map.
10. The customer approves the estimate from a link, and the approval is saved on the job.
11. When the job is done, the office sends the invoice right away. The tech's phone shows it approved and invoiced, and the customer gets it with a pay link.
12. The phones are quiet, and the coffee's still hot.