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Schedule Gap Filler

The Schedule Gap Filler is an AI agent in FieldCamp that activates when a visit is cancelled or rescheduled, scans for open capacity, and recommends which work can be pulled forward to fill the gap — waitlisted jobs, flexible bookings, nearby work — so cancelled hours become recovered hours.

Triggers on cancellationScans open capacityRecommends backfills

A real template from the FieldCamp marketplace, configured on your operation. Setup included in your plan.

About this agent

Where it came from

Ships in the FieldCamp agent marketplace — because a cancellation costs the slot plus the scramble, and the scramble is optional.

A cancellation is two losses pretending to be one: the revenue that left, and the dispatcher's next twenty minutes hunting for something to put in the hole — while the hole's value decays by the minute. Most holes never get filled; the truck just drives a lighter day.

The gap filler starts hunting the second the slot opens. It knows what's waitlisted, which bookings are flexible, what's nearby the freed window, and what actually fits — duration, territory, skills. The dispatcher gets a ranked shortlist with reasoning instead of a blank calendar block and a sinking feeling.

What it actually does

Trigger: Visit cancelled / rescheduled

  1. 1

    Catches the openingvisit_cancelled

    Fires on cancellations and reschedules — the moment the hole exists.

  2. 2

    Measures the gapscan_capacity

    The freed window, the territory, the tech's skills — what kind of work actually fits.

  3. 3

    Hunts the candidatesfind_candidates

    Waitlist, flexible bookings, and nearby scheduled work that could move up.

  4. 4

    Ranks the shortlistrank_recommendations

    Fit, drive time, and value — with the reasoning, for a one-look dispatcher decision.

What you get

Cancellations met with a ranked backfill shortlist in minutes — recovered slots instead of lighter days.

A run, as you’d see it

Agent runs land on a timeline — what fired, what the agent found, and the action waiting for a human. This is that screen.

Visit cancelled

Today 1–3 PM · Marcus · Northside

89% confidencePending

Details

Candidates

3 found — best fit 0.8 mi away

Summary

Today's 1–3 PM slot freed in Northside. Best fill: waitlisted dryer-vent job 0.8 miles from the previous stop, 90-minute estimate, customer flagged flexible-today. Two alternates ranked behind it.

DismissReview fills

Recommends only — moving work is your dispatcher's one-tap call. Customers are never contacted by this template.

By trade

Same agent, configured to how your vertical actually works.

Cleaning

Recurring-flexible clients form a natural standby pool the agent draws from.

Appliance repair

Parts-on-truck jobs rank first — the part shouldn't ride around another week.

Questions, answered

Does it contact customers to offer the earlier slot?

Not this template — it recommends to your dispatcher, who confirms with the customer through your normal flow. Outreach automation can be layered on behind approval gates if you want it.

What makes a job a good backfill candidate?

Fits the window, near the route, matches the tech's skills, and is flagged flexible or waitlisted. The ranking weighs all four and shows its math.

How fast does the recommendation arrive?

Within a minute or two of the cancellation — while rebooking the slot is still realistic for today.

Have an agent idea we haven’t built?

The ideas section of this library exists because customers keep asking "could it just…?" Bring yours. If it should exist, we build it — and it ships as a template like this one.

No demo deck. Just your business and ours.