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InfiniBot AI OS for Pest Control

For pest control companies: a worried call becomes a likely ID for your tech to confirm, a plan, prep instructions and a quarterly schedule, with every service logged.

Your cursor is the inspector's flashlight.

In plain words

What this does for your business

The AI OS is a team of AI agents connected to your phone, schedule and service records. They answer the worried call, gather what your tech needs to know and keep every plan on track. Your licensed tech still confirms the pest and signs the record.

Who it is for

Pest control companies with licensed techs and recurring plans, from one-truck operators to small teams.

The problem

Worried homeowners call at 2 AM and reach voicemail. Staff repeat the same prep steps all day, service notes ride around on the passenger seat, and renewals slip.

What you get

  • After-hours calls answered and booked
  • Likely pest suggested for the tech to confirm
  • Pets, children and allergies noted before arrival
  • Prep instructions by text with each booking
  • Service records drafted and renewals queued

The AI OS console

Watch it run the business

Sentinel Pest Solutions (sample) is a made-up business. Press a control or let it play.

Sentinel Pest Solutions (sample)

Interactive demo, simulated data

Ready

Inspection map

KitchenLivingBedroomBathGarageYard

Likely pest

Odorous house ant
Likely match. Tech confirms on site.

Plan

Quarterly home planSample: $89 a quarter
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Fall
  • Winter

Inbox and calls

  • Grace P. · Call
    Ants all over the kitchen counter. I have a dog and a toddler.

Agent activity

  1. Pest IDSuggests a likely pest for the tech to confirm.

What the demo shows

Every step, explained

Each button above plays one of these stories at Sentinel Pest Solutions (sample). Press one, or just read them here. All names and prices are made up for the demo.

Send a lead

A 2 AM call about ants, with a dog and a toddler in the home.

  1. Grace calls at 2:07 AM about ants on her kitchen counter.

    Who does it
    The Receptionist agent answers and takes the details.
    Why it matters
    She gets help at the moment she is worried. A voicemail at that hour often means a call to a competitor by morning.
  2. The dog and toddler are saved to her record, and the tech goes over what is used before starting.

    Who does it
    The Prep and Safety agent saves the note.
    Why it matters
    Your tech arrives knowing the household, and nobody has to ask twice.
  3. A likely pest is suggested and a photo is requested.

    Who does it
    The Pest ID agent suggests it. Your tech confirms it on site.
    Why it matters
    The tech comes prepared, but the final ID stays with a licensed person.
  4. A quarterly plan is suggested and a 9 AM visit is booked.

    Who does it
    The Plan Advisor agent suggests the plan. The AI OS books it.
    Why it matters
    A recurring problem is matched to a recurring plan, so one call can become a year of visits.
  5. Grace gets prep steps by text: clear the counters, put pet bowls away, keep the dog inside.

    Who does it
    The AI OS sends them. The Renewals agent sets up the next three visits.
    Why it matters
    The home is ready on arrival, which avoids a wasted visit.

Simulate a call

A noise in the wall becomes a booked inspection.

  1. Omar calls about scratching in his garage wall at night.

    Who does it
    The AI OS takes the call. The Pest ID agent suggests rodents, for the tech to confirm.
    Why it matters
    A vague description becomes something your tech can plan for.
  2. Exclusion and monitoring are suggested as the likely plan.

    Who does it
    The Plan Advisor agent suggests them.
    Why it matters
    The offer fits the problem: finding how they get in, not only treating what is there now.
  3. Omar agrees to 2 PM tomorrow and the inspection goes on the schedule.

    Who does it
    The Receptionist agent adds it.
    Why it matters
    The call ends with a booked job and no callback list.

Run the day

A route of stops, each with its own notes, ending in a signed record.

  1. The tech works through the stops, with the map showing the findings at each one.

    Who does it
    The Service Logger agent notes each stop. The tech does the inspection and treatment.
    Why it matters
    The tech sees each home's pest and notes before walking up to the door.
  2. A service record is drafted for the tech to sign.

    Who does it
    The Service Logger agent drafts it. The licensed tech reviews and signs.
    Why it matters
    Records are finished the same day, and a person stays accountable for what was applied.
  3. The customer gets the report, and the next quarterly visits are queued.

    Who does it
    The AI OS sends the report. The Renewals agent queues the visits.
    Why it matters
    Plans carry on without someone remembering to call, and customers know to reply if pests come back.

Words used in this demo

Exclusion
Sealing the gaps pests use to get into a building.
Quarterly plan
A service visit every three months, sold as an ongoing plan.

Day in the life

Before, and with the AI OS

Before

  1. Overnight voicemails from panicked homeowners pile up.

  2. Explain prep steps by phone for the fifth time.

  3. Tech arrives and the dog is still in the yard.

  4. Service notes wait on the passenger seat.

  5. Quarterly renewals slip because nobody called.

With AI OS

  1. Overnight calls were answered and booked.

  2. Prep instructions go out by text with each booking.

  3. The tech sees pet and allergy notes before arrival.

  4. Service records are drafted for signature.

  5. Quarterly visits and renewals are already queued.

This day is an illustration of how the work changes. It is not a measured result from a real business.

The agents in this OS

A crew that never clocks out

AI OS
  1. Receptionist

    Calms the caller, takes the details and books fast, including at 2 AM.

  2. Pest ID

    Suggests a likely pest from photos and descriptions. Your tech confirms it on site.

  3. Plan Advisor

    Matches a one-time or quarterly plan to the problem, so recurring pests get recurring service.

  4. Prep and Safety

    Sends prep steps and remembers pets, children and allergies, so visits are not wasted or unsafe.

  5. Service Logger

    Notes each stop and drafts the service record for the licensed tech to sign.

  6. Renewals

    Handles callbacks under your guarantee and renews plans, so income does not slip through.

Each agent is configured for pest control on InfiniBot, with approvals where you want a person to sign off.

Integrations

Connects with the tools you already run

  • Google Calendar
  • Stripe
  • QuickBooks
  • Square
  • Phone and SMS
  • Customer records (CRM)
  • Google reviews
  • Maps and routing

How each connection gets used

Phone and SMS take the overnight call and carry prep instructions. Your customer records hold pets, allergies and past service, so the next tech does not start from nothing. The calendar and maps put the stops in order. Stripe, Square or QuickBooks bill the plans, and a review request can follow a completed visit.

Get your Pest Control AI OS

Built on InfiniBot by KIS around how your pest control business runs. The demo above uses simulated data; yours runs on your own.