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Early access

A form, a queue, and a conversation — for every request your team handles.

Get every request in the door, to the right person, and done — without buying everyone a seat.

We’re building Baton now. Join early access and help shape what we build.

Warranty item #1042

Scheduled

Hairline crack in garage slab

Homeowner
Lot 42 homeowner
Warranty coordinator
You
Trade partner
Concrete trade
  1. Reported
  2. Scheduled
  3. Fixed
  4. Verified
Routing ruleWarranty period + traderoutes toTrade partner

YouWarranty coordinator

Lot 42 slab crack, inside the one-year window. Can you look Thursday?

Concrete tradereplied by text

Thursday 9am works. Photos after.

The duct-tape problem

Most teams already have an intake process. It’s just spread across three tools and somebody’s memory.

  • A form here

    Requests arrive through a web form, a shared inbox, or a voicemail — each with a different set of details.

  • A group text there

    The person doing the work gets a forwarded screenshot and a “can you handle this?”

  • A spreadsheet somewhere else

    Someone tries to track who has what. It’s out of date by lunch.

Every handoff drops a little context — the photo, the serial number, the promise someone made on the phone — and then everyone asks for it again.

How it works

Three small pieces, all attached to the same case.

  1. Form

    An embeddable form generated from your case fields — or a link, or a QR code. It captures photos, serial numbers, and location up front.

  2. Queue

    Every case has a status, an owner, and a history. A dispatcher routes each one to the right person.

  3. Conversation

    A thread on every case between the dispatcher and assignees. Assignees reply by text or email — no app to install.

Who touches a case

  1. Submitter

    A customer, a location, or a lead

    Fills out the form. After intake, they mostly drop out.

  2. Dispatcher

    Your office or HQ ops

    Routes each case to the right person and keeps it moving.

  3. AssigneesFree

    Staff, brokers, techs, or trades

    Do the work and reply by text or email from their phone.

Free Assignees are always free. You never buy a seat for the people doing the work.

Your words, not ours

Start from a field library, switch on what you need, and rename the labels so every screen speaks your language. Pick a team to see the same case relabeled.

Request #1042

Routed

Walk-in cooler not holding temperature

Location
Store #214
HQ ops
You
Department owner
Facilities
  1. New
  2. Routed
  3. Waiting on location
  4. Done
Routing ruleCategoryroutes toHQ department owner

YouHQ ops

Store 214 reports the walk-in at 45°F. Can you get a vendor out today?

Facilitiesreplied by email

Calling the refrigeration vendor now. Update by noon.

Pricing principle

Everyone who works a case is free

You pay for volume, not people. Flat monthly pricing. Unlimited assignees.

Get early access

Pricing details go to early-access teams first.

  • Metered by volume

    Plans are based on new cases per month and storage — never on seats.

  • Unlimited assignees

    Add every tech, broker, and trade partner who touches a case at no extra cost.

  • No hard shutoffs

    A busy month doesn’t lock you out. Cases keep flowing, and we sort out the right plan afterward.

What we’re not

Knowing where we stop makes it easier to see where we fit.

  • Not a support desk

    No ticket deflection or chat widgets. We route work to the people who do it.

  • Not a CRM

    No pipelines or contact management. A case is a piece of work with a finish line.

  • Not field-service software

    No truck inventory or invoicing. Just intake, routing, and the conversation.

  • Not a blank-canvas builder

    You start from a template that already fits your work, then rename and switch fields on.

Frequently asked questions

No. Assignees get each case by text or email and reply the same way. There’s no app to install and no seat to buy.

Early access

Get early access

Tell us about your team and the requests you juggle. We read every response and reach out personally.

Baton is in early access and not yet generally available.

We’ll only use this to talk with you about early access.