Dispatch Coordinator

ABC Legal Services

8h•Remote

About The Position

As a Dispatch Coordinator, you will play a critical role in ensuring legal documents are delivered quickly and accurately. This position involves monitoring, claiming, dispatching, and completing jobs in a timely manner, while coordinating and communicating frequently with servers and internal partners to maintain smooth operations. The ideal candidate thrives in a fast-paced, metrics-driven environment, enjoys challenges, and can energize others with their enthusiasm to achieve team goals.

Requirements

1–2 years of experience in dispatching, customer service, operations coordination, or a similar fast-paced, communication-heavy role
Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage high-volume tasks and shifting priorities
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Ability to analyze information, identify roadblocks, and escalate issues appropriately
Comfortable navigating digital tools, internal platforms, and map-based systems
Proven ability to work independently while contributing to team goals
Reliable, consistent, and able to follow established processes with high accuracy

Responsibilities

Monitor skye (internal application) task board to identify aging unclaimed jobs.
Identify a server to claim the job by reaching out to the primary server and servers nearby using skye, the map and leveraging tools such as text, phone and email to communicate.
Identify jobs that are unable to be claimed due to missing customer information (I.e. county or zip code, missing server names on Orders and other scenarios that prevent a job from being claimed or dispatched.
Resolve and escalate to teams if needed.
Monitor and report trends in stuck jobs if you see an increase in the same scenarios.
Review unclaimed zip codes in assigned states and work with servers in the county to get those areas claimed or understand why and work with the regional recruiter to escalate the findings.
Notify recruiter of locations needing additional coverage due to an increase in volume, unclaimed zip codes, use of offline vendors, continued dispatch to sheriff or poor performance of local servers.