Inbound & after-hours calls
Answer selected calls when your team is busy, unavailable or closed.
Handle selected calls with approved answers. Prepare the assistant from your team's real conversations.
Example only. Booking and CRM updates need compatible systems and agreed permissions.
Choose when it answers and when your team takes over.
Answer selected calls when your team is busy, unavailable or closed.
Call selected customers from an approved list, such as when a slot becomes available.
Capture or route questions outside the approved scope, according to the call setup.
A useful voice assistant is defined as much by its limits as by the questions it can answer. Your team approves both before launch.
Handle common questions using approved business information and a configured opening that identifies the AI assistant.
For complex, unclear or out-of-scope requests, collect relevant details and route or flag them for a staff member.
Check a booking, create a reservation or update CRM data only with a compatible integration and agreed read/write access.
Use relevant conversations to shape answers, then approve what the assistant may say and do.
Identify frequent questions and useful wording, with appropriate permissions.
Your team agrees on knowledge, tone and questions to pass to staff.
Set AI identification, escalation and permissions for connected actions.
The assistant follows agreed rules; AI-generated responses still need suitable oversight.
Start with call routing. Add booking or CRM actions where compatible integrations are available.
Define when calls go to the assistant.
Connected actions depend on access and agreed scope.
Pass selected requests to your team when configured.
Integration scope and launch timing are confirmed during onboarding.
Explore one phone scenario, the approved answers and any integrations you would need.