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Lead management for electricians in South AfricaEarly access

Built for how electrical work actually sells in South Africa.

A transfer deadline, a tripping DB board, a new EV charger: electrical enquiries arrive with very different urgency and value, all in the same WhatsApp inbox. REVNIA sorts them, puts the urgent and valuable ones first and makes sure every quote is followed up.

REVNIA started with solar installers, so this trade is in early access. Everything on this page is built and working today, and it will keep evolving with our first customers in this trade.

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Where electrical jobs slip away

  • Urgent and routine look the same

    A house with no power and a request for two extra plugs arrive in the same inbox. The urgent one should be called first.

  • COC deadlines slip

    Sellers need a COC before transfer. Miss the window and the estate agent calls someone else.

  • Quotes that go quiet

    Remedial work, DB board and rewiring quotes stall while clients think it over — and nobody follows up.

  • Referrals nobody tracks

    Estate agents and past clients send you work, but nobody knows which relationships actually pay.

What you get on day one

  • Electrical-specific qualification

    COCs, faults, DB boards, rewiring, lighting, inverter and generator connections and EV chargers — plus the property, its age and the deadline — captured as known, inferred or unknown.

  • Faults and deadlines first

    No power or tripping marks a lead urgent, with a 10-minute response target. A property transfer marks it time-sensitive.

  • Safety hand-offs

    Mentions of sparks, burning smells, shocks or exposed wires are flagged for a person immediately — never answered by automation.

  • Job values you control

    Set your own typical values for COCs, call-outs, DB boards, rewiring and installations so the pipeline reflects your pricing.

Qualification built for electricians

Extracted from the customer's own words, or asked for when missing.

  • What work they need
  • Fault now, sale, renovation or upgrade
  • Transfer date or deadline
  • Property type and age
  • Owner, tenant or agent
  • Owner, insurance or business account
  • Service area
  • Quote requested

Be the electrician who calls back first — and follows through.

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