Turn moving bookings into verified origin and destination addresses

A moving booking is two addresses that must not be confused: where to load and where to deliver. They are taken by phone, often with the customer thinking out loud, correcting the new address mid-sentence, mentioning a storage stop. Get them crossed and a crew shows up at an empty new place, or unloads at the wrong one.

Old, new, and the correction in between

Movers deal with the exact pattern address capture struggles with most: two addresses in one call, plus a mid-call "actually, the new place is...". A human taking notes under pressure often keeps the first number or swaps origin and destination.

How HearLoc fixes it at intake

You already record your calls. HearLoc takes each recording and, automatically:

• Transcribes the call with phone-tuned speech recognition.
• Extracts every address and labels each by role — old/origin vs. new/destination.
• Keeps the final address when the customer corrects it mid-call.
• Validates each against Google mapping data and rejects ones that do not exist.
• Flags only the uncertain bookings for a quick confirm.

Works with the tools you already run

HearLoc is not another all-in-one field-service suite to rip and replace. It is a focused add-on that does one expensive job well — getting the address right — and hands the verified result to your workflow by REST API or signed webhook, alongside whatever you use for scheduling and invoicing. Native connectors and Zapier are on the roadmap. Pricing is published and flat, starting at $49/month with a free trial.

What good looks like

A reliable system never silently invents an address. If a caller gives a street that cannot be validated, the right behavior is "please confirm" — not sending a vehicle into the void. The first wrong trip you prevent usually pays for the month.