Lead qualification
Collect the fields a dispatcher, office manager, or owner needs before calling back.
Local services
AI receptionist for service businesses that cannot miss calls
Turn missed calls into structured leads, quote requests, emergency routes, appointment follow-ups, and client-visible reporting.
Buyer intent
Missed-call recovery, lead qualification, appointment follow-up, urgent routing, and call tracking.
Configured workflows
Plug-and-play actions after the call starts.
Each client gets its own source documents, allowed actions, escalation rules, integrations, staff access, and reporting.
Urgency routing
Detect emergency language and route the conversation using the client's escalation rules.
Appointment follow-up
Run controlled outbound reminders and no-show follow-up when consent and provider rules allow it.
Performance reporting
Report calls answered, leads captured, escalations, recordings reviewed, and revenue opportunities.
What clients see
The agent does the work, then the portal proves it.
Missed-call recovery
Tracked
Every qualified call can become a visible follow-up task.
Client dashboard
Live
Owners see calls, recordings, notes, tags, and outcomes.
Operator controls
Managed
Admins manage provider keys, billing status, staff roles, and launch readiness.
Capture caller name, phone, service need, location, urgency, and preferred callback window.
Route emergencies or high-priority jobs to the right team member.
Create follow-up tasks and reminders from every qualified call.
Show daily, weekly, and monthly performance in the client portal.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask before they trust the phone line.
Can the agent book appointments?
Yes, when the client connects a calendar or booking system and approves the booking rules. Otherwise it can collect details and create a staff callback.
Can the system follow up by outbound call?
Yes, but outbound requires consent, opt-out handling, campaign controls, and provider limits. The software is being built around those controls.
Launch this workflow
Start with one use case, then expand once the data proves it.
The first pilot should focus on the call types that create obvious value: missed revenue, repetitive phone load, urgent routing, or staff follow-up.
Audit calls
Approve sources
Report proof