B2B2C Systems for Home Services and Field Operations

Lead capture from the web, phone calls, text and agents | Estimating, quoting, scheduling and dispatch | Customer communications, feedback and reporting | Connections to customer LLMs and Agents.

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How it works

Three steps from first contact to a job on the schedule.

Contact

Gather customer information by web form, chat, phone call, or an MCP AI agent. very channel feeds the same job record.

Smart quoting

Gather joib details and quote instantly or hand off for review using your pricing rules.

Dispatch view

A schedule that accounts for drive time, crew availability, and job duration, with an office view to adjust, track, and notify in real time.

Customization

Use natural language to define and customize features within the system.

Define custom feature

Use natural language and common industry terms to define the required data view in the prompt.

In-app translation

The system translates the natural language prompt by composing the appropriate tool calls and retriving the required data.

Dispatch view

Then data and augmented functionality is immediately available for review and use.

Operations

Operate any way you want using traditional web UI and assistants.

Use Web UI

Traditional Web UI allows access to all configuration and operation features.

Or your favorite assistant

Connections to assistants through MCP server allows reconfiguration and daily operations from.

Or your other favorite assistant

Both external assistants and in-app chat are supported.

About

What's behind the name?

Cincinatti

The name Losantiville was the original name of Cincinnati, created in 1788 by the settlement's surveyor, John Filson. It is a clever, multilingual portmanteau (a blend of words) that serves as a literal description of the city's location. Here is how the name was formed:

L: Represents the Licking River, which flows directly opposite the original settlement.

os: Derived from the Latin word for "mouth".

anti: Derived from the Greek word for "opposite" or "against".

ville: Derived from the French word for "city" or "town".

When you put all the pieces together, the name translates literally to "The town opposite the mouth of the Licking River."

Losidem Labs

Here is how our company name, Losidem, breaks down using the exact same linguistic logic as the original settlement:

L: Represents the Licking River, the geographic anchor of the original location.

os: Derived from the Latin word for "mouth."

idem: Derived from the Latin word for "same" or "the same."

When you put all the pieces together, your company name translates literally to "The same mouth of the Licking River."

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