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What you will see
The walkthrough uses the real product on FieldRoutes.
AI Collections is live with a multi-branch pest control company on FieldRoutes: 4 branches, about 1,350 outreach calls, 322 answered live and 625 voicemails as of September 10, 2026.
The FieldRoutes integration
Good Ops reads past-due balances, contact preferences, autopay, and payment holds from FieldRoutes, and customers pay through your FieldRoutes customer portal. How the integration works.
The call and text flow
A text with a secure payment link first, then a courtesy call if the balance is still open, spaced days apart with a hard attempt limit. See the automated call workflow.
Guardrails
Local calling hours, opt-outs by STOP or by asking, autopay and payment-hold exclusions, per-branch on/off, and a daily cap. No negotiation and no card numbers by phone.
Day 1, morning: text reminder
Good Ops: Hi Maria, this is Riverside Pest Control. Your account has a balance of $142.00. You can view and pay it securely here: [payment link]. Reply STOP to opt out.
Day 6, still unpaid: courtesy call
Good Ops: Hi Maria, this is a courtesy call from Riverside Pest Control about your account. It shows a balance of $142.00, and we just texted you a secure link to pay it.
Customer: Oh, I missed that. What was it for?
Good Ops: It's for your quarterly service on September 3rd. The link opens your customer portal, so you can pay there whenever it's convenient.
Customer: Okay, I'll take care of it tonight.
Good Ops: Thanks, Maria. If you have any questions, you can call the office back at this number. Have a great day.
Customer pays through the link in the FieldRoutes customer portal