Use Case

Subcontractors Need Customer Access. They Don’t Need Customer Numbers.

Seasonal hires, overflow crews, independent subcontractors — they do great work, but you barely know them. DayLine gives them communication access with built-in guardrails.

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The Problem

Subcontractors are essential to scaling a field service business. You can’t hire full-time employees for every seasonal peak or overflow job. But subcontractors present a unique risk: they’re not your employees, they have no loyalty obligation, and they’re often building their own competing business on the side.

When you give a subcontractor a customer’s phone number, you’re handing them a business lead. They do a great job, the customer is happy, and now the sub has a direct line to offer the same service at a lower price. You did the marketing, the sub did the poaching.

The alternative — relaying every message yourself — doesn’t scale. If you’re using subs, it’s because you have more work than you can handle personally. Being the communication relay for subcontractors defeats the purpose of hiring them in the first place.

How DayLine Solves This

DayLine is built for exactly this situation. Create a proxy session linking the subcontractor to the customer. The sub gets a temporary phone number that connects to the customer. The customer gets a number that connects to the sub. Neither party ever sees the other’s real number.

The session expires at end of day. If the sub comes back tomorrow, you create a new session — new proxy number, no carryover. The sub never accumulates a contact list of your customers, no matter how many jobs they work.

Anti-poaching monitoring is especially valuable with subcontractors. DayLine watches for attempts to share personal numbers, social media handles, or "call me directly" language. If a sub tries to poach a client, you know immediately — not three months later when the customer doesn’t renew.

What This Looks Like in Practice

Monday AM

You hire a subcontractor for overflow landscaping jobs this week. You add them as a worker in DayLine.

Monday AM

Create sessions for their three jobs today. Each gets a unique proxy number connecting the sub to that customer.

Monday 11 AM

The sub needs to ask a homeowner about the back gate. They call the proxy number, get the info, do the job. You’re not involved.

Monday 6 PM

Sessions expire. The sub’s proxy numbers stop working. Zero customer numbers on their phone.

Friday PM

The sub worked 15 jobs this week. They have exactly zero customer phone numbers. Your client list is protected.

Industries Where This Matters Most

Other Use Cases

Gate Code & Access Relay

Gated communities, locked doors, alarm systems — your workers need access instructions from customers multiple times a day. Stop being the middleman for every entry code.

ETA & Schedule Updates

When a worker is running 20 minutes late, the customer needs to know now — not after you check your phone between meetings and relay the message.

On-Site Scope Changes

Your worker finds extra work that needs doing. The customer wants a price. Waiting for you to relay the conversation costs everyone time and money.

Emergency Job Coordination

A burst pipe at 2 PM. Your plumber needs to know where the shut-off valve is right now. Not in five minutes when you check your phone.

Protect Your Customer List

Every time a worker saves a customer’s phone number, your business gets a little less secure. DayLine ensures workers never see the real number.

Scale With Subcontractors. Keep Your Customers.

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