AI dispatcher for mobile locksmiths

A mobile locksmith shop is a logistics problem. Calls land while techs are mid-job, and the dispatcher's job is to triage by location, urgency, and skill. On Core and up, TheKeyBot does that triage in real time — pulling tech locations from GPS, qualifying the call (residential vs. automotive vs. commercial), and routing it to the right person automatically.

$50,340
Median annual wage, dispatchers except police, fire and ambulance (2025)
O*NET OnLine, 43-5032.00 ↗

What you get

GPS-aware routing

The AI knows where each tech is and routes the call to the closest available one.

Skill-aware routing

Automotive call goes to your auto-key tech. Commercial call goes to your access-control person.

Takes the first-pass triage

The AI handles the time-sensitive first sort (job type, location, urgency, routing), so a human dispatcher, if you have one, can spend that time on follow-up and scheduling.

Common questions

Does the AI replace my human dispatcher?

It doesn't have to. The AI can take the time-sensitive first-pass triage, and a human dispatcher can move to customer follow-up, review requests and scheduling. If you don't have a dispatcher, the routing rules you set do the first-pass assignment.

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