Comora collects the fault or installation request, urgency, affected area, electrical panel context, building age, access and photos. It does not guess an electrical price; it helps the electrician identify emergencies and arrive with better information.
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Fault type, urgency, affected area, planned work, electrical panel context, property age and access arrive together, before your team decides whether to price, call or visit. The first reply can move the job forward instead of repeating the form.
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This is the electrical question set Comora starts with. It captures the details your team needs without asking customers to understand your internal quoting process.
Power or safety problem · A light or outlet is not working · Install or replace something · Electrical panel, rewiring or EV charger · Inspection or certificate · Something else
Captures the customer's answer to “What do you need help with?” before the first reply.
No power · Burning smell, sparks or smoke · Someone got a shock · Breaker keeps tripping · Lights or outlets not working · New outlets, lights or fans · Electrical panel or fuse box upgrade · EV charger installation · Rewiring · Safety inspection or certificate · Something else
Captures the customer's answer to “What specifically?” before the first reply.
Customer enters a short answer
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
One light or outlet · One room · Part of the property · The whole property
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
Yes, they have power · No, they're out too · Not sure
If the whole street is out, it may be a utility outage rather than your wiring.
Customer enters a short answer
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
Modern breaker panel · Old fuse box · Not sure
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
Up to 5 photos · Optional
A photo of the electrical panel tells an electrician more than almost any answer.
House · Apartment or condo · Commercial property
Captures the customer's answer to “What kind of property is it?” before the first reply.
Owner · Landlord or property manager · Tenant · Business owner or manager
Captures the customer's answer to “What is your role at the property?” before the first reply.
Under 20 years · 20 to 50 years · Older than that · Not sure
Appears only when an earlier answer makes this detail relevant to the job.
Yes · Need to arrange it · There's a key or lockbox
Captures the customer's answer to “Will someone be there?” before the first reply.
Right now · Today if possible · This week · I'm flexible
Captures the customer's answer to “How urgent?” before the first reply.
Customer enters a short answer
Identifies the customer after the job has been scoped.
Customer enters their phone number · Optional
Lets the team confirm timing, access or technical details directly when needed.
Customer enters their email
Provides a written return path after the work has been described.
Customer enters a short answer
Checks the job against the business's service area before the request is sent.
Preview the whole flow before you pay a cent.
Comora does not suggest an instant price for this industry. It collects the job details your team needs, then leaves the assessment and final number with you.
No automatic price is shown. The customer completes a useful request without being given a guessed number.
Keep loss of power, burning smells, exposed wiring and work requiring diagnosis with your team. Risk, diagnosis and site-specific work are reviewed by a person.
The scope still arrives complete. Your team receives the answers and photos needed to choose the next step.
The electrical flow uses the live questions and answer choices shown above.
The completed request goes to your team for assessment and response.
Use one link on your website, Google profile, social pages, email or messages.
Choose the work you offer and test the customer flow before sharing it.
Start with the electrical flow, choose the work you offer, and preview exactly what customers will see.