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Voice-to-form FNOL intake for authorized restoration teams. Dictate job details and the supported form fills itself. ServiceMark AI Form Filler lets restoration teams complete First Notice of Loss (FNOL) job-intake forms by voice instead of typing. Open a supported job-creation page, click record, and speak the job details naturally — customer name, loss address, date of loss, affected rooms and materials, division, scheduling, and loss description. The extension transcribes your speech, maps each value to the correct field, and fills the form for you, including specialized dropdown and date controls that normally have to be clicked through by hand. Key features: • Speak once — all fields are extracted and mapped in a single pass • Understands individual vs. company customers and routes values to the right fields • Converts relative dates ("yesterday," "tomorrow at 8am") into proper formats • Flags anything it couldn't confidently match so nothing is silently dropped • Secure Google sign-in; access limited to authorized accounts Form filling activates only on supported SERVPRO job-creation pages (DASH and WorkCenter), which require a SERVPRO franchise account. On other pages the extension indicates it is not available. Sign-in required. This extension is provided for authorized ServiceMark AI users.
Jun 15, 2026
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