They're locked out.Minutes decide the job.
Lockouts hire the first truck that answers. Toolbench texts back, captures the location and the lock type, and books the dispatch while you're finishing the last pin.
- 24savg text-back on a missed call
- 78%of missed callers text right back
- +18%more dispatches booked
The jobs locksmith shops lose — caught.
The everyday moments that quietly cost you work. Toolbench covers each one.
It's a now dispatch
A lockout will not leave a voicemail and wait. The text is how you stay first in line.
You need the pin and the lock
Residential, auto, or commercial — the thread gets the type so you roll with the right kit.
After-hours is the business
Nights and weekends still get a reply. You take the jobs you want; the rest wait in the inbox.
Everything a locksmith shop needs to win more jobs.
The full Toolbench platform, tuned to how your trade actually runs.
Set up once. It runs every day.
Connect in minutes
One secure Google sign-in and a quick setup of your services and pricing. You keep your own number — and can revoke access anytime.
Toolbench gets to work
It texts back missed calls, replies to reviews in your voice, keeps your profile sharp, and books locksmith jobs — inside the rules you set.
You get the brief
A plain-English recap of everything it handled, with the short list of calls that need a human. No dashboards to decode.
“Lockouts are won or lost in the time it takes to listen to a voicemail. Text-back is the only way I keep those jobs.”
Good to know for locksmith shops.
Toolbench texts back immediately, asks car vs house vs business, and a pin drop, so they are not already waiting on the next van.
No. Nights are the money hours and the texts still go out. You take the hooks you can run; the rest stay in the inbox.
Location and lock type come in before you roll. If they cannot share a pin, the thread stays open — you do not drive on a guess.
Yes. Emergency lockouts float above booked rekeys so the stranded customer is not under a 'can you copy a key Tuesday' thread.
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