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Use case

Service address vs billing address — labeled automatically

When one call contains two addresses, the wrong one gets dispatched. HearLoc detects every spoken address and labels each by role — service, billing, pickup — so the truck goes to the job, not the invoice.

Plenty of calls carry more than one address: "service is here, but send the invoice there," or a pickup and a drop-off in the same breath. When they get flattened into one field, the billing address ends up on the dispatch board and a truck rolls to an accounting office.

Every address, correctly labeled

HearLoc detects each address mentioned in the recording and labels it by role — service, billing, pickup, delivery — instead of forcing the agent to guess which one matters. Each is validated against Google Address Validation, and if more than one is found, the call is flagged for a quick human confirm so the right one is dispatched.

An add-on, not a new system

HearLoc runs behind your existing call recording and returns the labeled, validated addresses by REST API or signed webhook (CSV export today; native connectors and Zapier on the roadmap). Your FSM/CRM stays exactly as it is.

Frequently asked questions

How does it know which address is the service address?

HearLoc reads the context of the call — how each address is introduced ("send someone to…", "bill it to…") — and labels each by role. When it is not certain, it flags the call for a quick human confirm rather than guessing.

What if there are three or more addresses?

It detects and labels each one it hears and surfaces them together, so whoever dispatches sees the full picture instead of a single flattened field.

Is this a replacement for my CRM?

No — it is a focused add-on. The labeled addresses flow into the CRM/FSM you already use via API, webhook, or CSV.

Send the truck to the job, not the invoice

HearLoc is an add-on alongside whatever dispatch/CRM and phone system you already run. Verify addresses from your call recordings by REST API or signed webhook — plans from $49/month with a free trial.

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