The first business to answer gets the job. Make sure it's always you.
Customers with a problem do not leave voicemails; they call the next business on the list until someone picks up. When your voice agent answers on the first ring, sorts out their question and books them in, they feel taken care of and stop shopping around.
- Every call answered. On the first ring, day or night.
- A booked time, where you want that. The caller can leave with an appointment request you confirm, or a time straight in your calendar.
- Answers from your facts. It answers the questions callers actually ask, from facts you gave it, and never improvises prices or promises.
- A summary the moment it ends. You get a text summary as soon as the call is over.
It is software, and it says so at the start of every call.
Hear the receptionist take a job.
A recorded call with Capital Drain, a fictional plumber. As it plays, watch what the receptionist does: it checks for an emergency, finds a slot, books it, and passes a note to the owner.
Try it on your businessQuestions
What does a caller hear?
Your business name and a friendly voice. It says at the start of every call that it is software, then gets on with helping.
What does it know about my business?
What you tell it: your services, your hours, where you work and how you like to book. If a caller asks something it was not given, it does not guess: it says it will check, and the question is in your text summary.
Can I hear it before I pay?
Yes. Ask for a preview and we set one up on your business, so you can call it yourself.
What lands on my phone after a call?
A text with who called, what they needed, and the time they booked if they booked one.
See it working for your business before you pay.
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