Built for tech work first.
The first version should stay focused and clear. Once the routing flow is proven, the same structure can expand into mobile repair and trade categories.
IT Support Technician
Computer issues, software setup, email, Microsoft 365, backups, and troubleshooting.
Network & Wi-Fi Technician
Home or business Wi-Fi, routers, switches, cabling, outdoor coverage, and dead zones.
Printer & Scanner Technician
Office printers, scan-to-email, shared printing, drivers, paper jams, and setup.
Low-Voltage Cabling Technician
Ethernet drops, rack cleanup, patch panels, PoE, Starlink wiring, and structured cabling.
Security Camera Installer
Camera installs, NVRs, doorbells, UniFi, Ring, Blink, and remote viewing setup.
Security & Access Technician
Basic access control, smart locks, monitoring equipment, and small-site security setup.
Designed to grow into contractor routing.
Keep the public message simple today: “find a tech.” Behind the scenes, the wizard can already support a broader marketplace of trusted mobile services and trades.
Stop making customers figure out the technical wording.
A good landing page should ask friendly questions, translate the customer’s issue into the right field name, and collect enough detail for a proper callback or quote.
Future automation idea
Route submissions by category, location, urgency, and technician availability using email, CRM, or ticket system integrations.