AI Phone & WhatsApp Agent for Moving Companies
Every move starts with a customer who cannot describe their home in truckloads, in feet, or in stairs. The quote needs the inventory, the distance, and the obstacles, and the booking needs a truck, a crew, and a date that can change twice before moving day. With the crew out on other loads, the quoting and the rescheduling fall to the office line. Zepiva gives moving companies an agent that gathers the inventory, quotes the move, and protects the trucks and crews already booked.
The challenges moving companies face
Real problems these businesses deal with daily — and the gaps an AI agent can fill.
Quoting from an unknown inventory
A price depends on the bedrooms, the driveway, the stairs, and the packing, but callers cannot describe a household in truckloads. Vague estimates either lose the quote or under-price the job.
Dates change and trucks sit
A move books a truck and crew in advance, so one date change or cancellation affects the next job on the calendar. An empty van is a fixed cost that no one calls about.
Moving day confusion
Customers forget the window, forget what was packed, or mix up the address. A late start on the home costs an hour across the day's remaining jobs.
How Zepiva fits into moving companies
Specific features mapped to the way your business actually works.
Inventory capture on the call
The voice agent runs the estimate questions a moving company needs: bedrooms, large furniture, stairs or elevator, distance, and parking. The quote is built on the actual list, not a guess of a random move size.
Inventory lists over WhatsApp
A customer sends their inventory text or photos of the goods, and the agent confirms the items and the add-ons, like packing or appliance service. The packing list comes back the same thread.
Bookings and confirmations
The confirmation, the deposit details, and the pre-move checklist go out by email the moment the booking is set. Reschedule requests land as calendar changes instead of voicemail that sits.
Truck and crew tracking
The agent owns the truck, the crew, and their bookings, and reminders fire before move day. As a booking gets close to move day without contact, a check-in message goes out so a reserved truck is not left empty.
A day in the life of a moving company
Inventory, booking, and the date change that always comes.
A customer calls about a three-bedroom move across town. The agent gathers the inventory, the stairs, and the date, and books the estimate in the right size of truck.
The customer emails the packed list. The agent matches it to the booking, adds the kitchen packing service, and sends the confirmation and the deposit link.
Two days before, the agent emails the moving checklist and the arrival window so the crew arrives to a ready home.
The customer pushes the start back an hour. The agent locks the new time and tells the client the crew window.
Illustrative example — not a customer testimonial.
Which plan fits moving companies?
A starting point based on how these businesses typically use the platform.
Recommended plan
Gold fits a moving coordinator's desk: three numbers cover the office, an estimates line, and WhatsApp, with 150 interactions a day and the confirmations and date-change handling that keep trucks scheduled.
Common questions from moving companies
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