AI Receptionist
Answers incoming calls, chats and texts. Helps people book, even after hours.
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AI EmployeesTwo roles, one clearer view
✓Incoming conversations↗Consented follow-up·The owner kept informed
You do the work that needs you.
Give the follow-through a job of its own.
A Receptionist for incoming questions. An Appointment Setter for relevant follow-up. Two clear roles, set up and run around your business.
features
Two roles. One calendar.
AI Appointment Setter
Follows up with new and older consented leads, then books the meeting.
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A day at Acme Roofing.
SLOT: MAP · day
Incoming calls
- Answer the question
- Check the calendar
New enquiries
- First follow-up
- Draft a reply
Older leads
- Check consent
- Reconnect and follow up
Booked meetings
- Calendar appointment
- Owner’s report
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What might follow-up be worth?
Illustrative scenarios, not forecasts. Change the assumptions to suit your business.
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Built around your business
You run the business. Let’s put AI to work.
See how calls, follow-ups and an owner’s briefing could fit your day. We’ll walk you through it.
galleryFor your kind of dayService-business owners Businesses with lead backlogs
See how this role fits a specific problem.
Service-business ownersYou can’t work on the job and handle every enquiry at the same time.
An owner can be busy delivering the service at the very moment a new customer needs a response. The result is a queue of conversations to reconstruct later.
Read the guide →Businesses with lead backlogsA list of enquiries is not a follow-up process.
New and older enquiries can end up in the same pile, with no clear distinction between the conversation that needs answering and the lead that needs a next contact.
Read the guide →