Booking appointments and answering calls outside office hours.
A missed call at night or on a weekend is a lost patient. The assistant catches those.
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Your customers call after hours? Let someone answer.
We build a voice assistant in your own voice that answers first calls, books appointments and qualifies leads — around the clock, not just during office hours.
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Where it makes sense
Anywhere a missed call is a lost customer.
First intake of a request: address, model, problem, priority.
Faster response to emergencies = a bigger share of the urgent-jobs market.
Order status, FAQ, first-level complaints.
Lower support cost and round-the-clock availability, no queue.
Pre-qualifying a lead and booking a call with sales.
Sales get a warm, context-rich contact, not a cold number.
How we roll it out
We start with a 30-day pilot under our supervision. No annual commitment upfront.
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Diagnosis
We check whether an assistant makes sense for you, where exactly and what the risks are. You hear our demo.
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Voice and knowledge
We clone the voice (with consent) and write down what the assistant should know: hours, services, answer boundaries.
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Integrations
We connect it to your calendar and system — bookings and call summaries land where you work.
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30-day pilot
The assistant runs under our watch, tuned daily. After the pilot, you decide whether it stays.
Honest with callers
- — The assistant says in its first sentence that it’s a voice assistant — it doesn’t pretend to be human.
- — A caller can always ask to be handed over to a person.
- — We only clone the voice of the owner or someone who gave written consent. Never third-party voices.
- — We don’t do outbound telemarketing to lists. The assistant answers, it doesn’t pester.
Frequently asked
Will my customers know it’s AI?
Yes — the assistant discloses it in its first line and will hand over to a human anytime. Honesty builds trust; hiding it destroys it.
Is it my voice?
If you want — yes. We clone your voice with written consent, so callers hear you, not a stock synthetic voice.
What does it integrate with?
A calendar for booking and your system for logging calls. If you don’t have one, the diagnosis will suggest the simplest path.
How long does setup take?
A pilot is usually 4–6 weeks from the first call to a working assistant. The first step — diagnosis — takes a few days.
What does it cost?
Every engagement is priced individually after a first, free conversation in which we understand your context.
Hear it before you decide
The first conversation is free and non-binding. We’ll check whether a voice assistant makes sense for you.
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