Everyone is already on a call
The second and third callers are answered instead of hearing a ringtone or a full voicemail box.
When your team is busy, out or closed, the call is still answered, understood and booked, and the caller gets a text to confirm.
You choose when it picks up. Everything else rings through to your team as normal.
The second and third callers are answered instead of hearing a ringtone or a full voicemail box.
Calls during breaks and meetings are answered after the number of rings you set.
Many people only have time to call once their own working day ends. They can still book in that evening.
Saturday callers get an answer, a booking for next week and a text, rather than a message they may never leave.
When calls stack up, routine requests are handled so your team can focus on the calls that need them.
When your receptionist is away, the phones are still covered without arranging a temp.
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It picks up after the rings you set, or when the line is busy or closed. Its first line gives your firm's name and says it is an AI receptionist.
If a caller describes something urgent or a risk to someone's safety, it does not try to handle it. It transfers to your on-call person where your phone system allows, or tells the caller to ring 999.
It works out whether this is a new or existing client, what the call is about and any preferences, such as mornings only. It asks only the questions you approved.
Opening hours, where you are, parking, what to bring and which services you offer, all from information you approved. Anything else becomes a message.
It looks at real availability in the right person's or team's calendar and offers times that fit the caller's preferences and your rules.
The booking goes into your diary and the caller gets a text confirming the day, time and place, with a way to change it.
Every call leaves a short written summary in the inbox or system you choose, so nobody has to listen back to find out what happened.
Questions that need advice, complaints and queries about an existing matter or treatment become messages for a person to call back.
Answering, understanding the reason for the call, booking routine appointments and confirming them by text run on their own, because they follow your rules and your diary. Anything that needs a professional view goes to a person as a message or a transfer.
We agree the rules with you before launch: when it answers, which appointment types it can book and with whom, what it can say about your services, and what counts as urgent. Out of hours it can book into next week, take messages, or both. You choose.
The voice and wording are set to match your firm, formal or relaxed, and it always opens by saying it is an AI. If a caller asks for a person, it takes a message or transfers them where your phone system allows. It never pretends otherwise.
A fictional Saturday call to a law firm's private client team.
New callers about wills, probate, property or disputes are booked with the right team. Existing clients asking for their solicitor get a message passed on. It never comments on a case or the law.
Read more →Busy periods such as the run-up to the January self assessment deadline bring more calls. It books meetings, takes messages for each client's manager and answers only from your approved list.
Read more →Routine appointment requests are booked into the right clinician's diary. Anything that sounds like a medical emergency follows the urgent protocol you set, such as 999 or a transfer to your clinical team.
Read more →Usually yes, through call forwarding from the number your clients already know. We confirm how it works with your phone provider during the audit, before anything is built.
Where your phone system allows transfers, yes, and you choose who it transfers to and when. Where it does not, it takes an urgent message and alerts your on-call person by the route you set.
It does not try to handle them. It transfers the caller to a person or tells them to ring 999, following the urgent rules you agree with us before launch.
Yes. Its first line says so. If a caller would rather speak to a person, it takes a message or transfers them.
It can take a message and pass it to the right person, with a summary of what was asked. It does not discuss the detail of a case or treatment.
We will tell you honestly where AI will and will not save your firm time.