The fields your office receives
| Source field | Destination |
|---|---|
| Caller name | Matched or newly created customer |
| Service inquiry | Booking summary |
| Penny as the intake source | Booking source |
| Request reference | External reference for the write |
- Direction
- Penny looks up the customer and writes a Booking to your ServiceTitan tenant.
- When it happens
- The Booking is created during the caller’s conversation with Penny.
ServiceTitan calls this intake object a Booking. It is not a dispatched job or confirmation of a technician’s availability. Your office reviews it and arranges the visit.
Set up the connection
- 1
Bring in your ServiceTitan administrator
Confirm that the tenant has the API and app access needed for the connection. The administrator should complete ServiceTitan’s application authorization requirements.
- 2
Connect the correct tenant
Open ServiceTitan in Penny’s Integrations settings. Supply the tenant details requested by the connection flow and complete authorization using the account’s approved process.
- 3
Create a marked test inquiry
Call Penny with a test name and a service request. In ServiceTitan, find the resulting Booking and check its customer association and summary.
- 4
Give Bookings an owner
Choose the office team responsible for this intake queue. They review the request and confirm scheduling before a caller is told that a technician is coming.

Illustrative ServiceTitan Booking
- Customer
- Sample Caller
- Source
- Penny
- Summary
- Requests a quote for replacing a water heater
- Next step
- Office review and scheduling
Check the first result
Verify the test Booking appears in the intended tenant and queue. Compare its summary with the call, then check that Penny described scheduling as an office follow-up.
Questions about this connection
Is a ServiceTitan Booking a dispatched job?
No. Booking is the name of the intake record this connector creates. Your office reviews it, arranges the visit, and assigns the work.
How do I know the connection is ready?
Verify the test Booking appears in the intended tenant and queue. Compare its summary with the call, then check that Penny described scheduling as an office follow-up.