One microphone. Everywhere it makes sense.
Displayed as an optional secondary action next to every field group where structured operational data is captured.
- Quote
- Arrival Passport
- Driver Notes
- Customer Access Information
- Partner Dashboard
The person who lives there knows the shortcut.
"I've bought an IKEA PAX wardrobe."
"The side gate is much easier."
"There are three stone steps."
"My road is very busy."
"The sofa won't fit through the front door."
One tap after every job. Nothing to type.
"No forklift."
"Loading bay round the back."
"Tail lift required."
"Twenty-minute wait."
"Stone steps."
"Rear entrance."
Free text is never saved as the primary record. Speech is extracted into typed operational fields, then the transcript is discarded.
One sentence. A draft quote.
"I need an IKEA wardrobe collecting from Warrington and assembling in Frodsham."
Search Operational Memory™ by voice.
"Show difficult apartments."
"Find no forklift sites."
"Show jobs needing a tail lift."
Every verified observation becomes searchable.
Voice observations, once verified, join the searchable operational corpus that powers Arrival Intelligence for the next driver.
One voice input. Four structured products.
Access, entrance, stairs.
Loading bay, forklift, PPE.
Equipment & crew flags.
Waiting, handball, dwell.
Voice never replaces the normal interface. It sits alongside it.
No chatbot. No assistant. A simple microphone with a large waveform.
Maximum recording — 30 seconds. Structured output in under a second.