Industries
Built for cleaning.
New-client calls, recurring visit texts, and “can you come today?” questions should hit one company inbox, not a pile of personal phones. Pathline is the phone line, inbox, website forms, invoices, and payments for the cleaning company. Not another dashboard the crew will ignore.
The problem
The office takes the booking. The crew is in the house.
Cleaning work is booked in advance, then changes the morning of. A missed call is a missed recurring client. A reschedule text on someone’s personal phone never makes it back to the route. Pathline gives the company one number and one inbox the office and the field can share.
What you run on it
One stack from the website to the paid invoice.
- Website. Your cleaning site lives in the same workspace. Quote and booking forms on it drop straight into Messages.
- Forms. New-client and recurring-service requests from your site land next to calls and texts.
- Calling. A shared business line for bookings, access questions, and after-hours voicemail.
- Messaging. Texts stay on the company thread, not a personal phone that leaves with a cleaner.
- Intelligence. Spam stays out of Messages. Auto-reply can acknowledge a real request when nobody can pick up.
- Invoices & payments. Bill the recurring visit or the one-time deep clean without exporting to another tool.
- Newsletters. Follow up after the first clean: recurring offers, seasonal deep cleans, and reminders, without a separate email tool.
Who else
Neighboring trades.
Pathline is also built for crews that run a similar rhythm: office plus field, seasonal spikes, and jobs that start on the phone.