A phone assistant that books, triages and knows when to hand over.
Five sample businesses, one core assistant. Each page shows what it does, a sample call, the call flow and the limits built in. Every business here is fictional.
Kestrel Street Dental
Wren answers for a sample dental clinic. It books new and existing patients, takes cancellations, and sends emergencies straight to a person without offering any clinical advice.
See the demoIronbark Plumbing and Gas
Jarrah answers for a sample plumbing business. It checks the suburb, decides what is urgent and what can wait, and either gets the on-call plumber on the line or logs a next day job.
See the demoTallowood IT Support
Sage answers for a sample IT support firm. It separates a whole-office outage or security incident from everyday requests, creates the ticket, and escalates the urgent ones to an engineer.
See the demoQuince and Ember
Pippa answers for a sample restaurant. It books tables of one to eight, records dietary notes exactly, hands large groups to the events team, and answers opening hours without tying up the host.
See the demoRoofing and HVAC, United States
Storm damage and no-cool triage, estimate bookings, and every missed call caught. Two fictional businesses, one page.
See the demoSame core, different business
One core
The same greeting, conversation steps and safety rules on every call. It always says it is an automated assistant and hands over to a person on request.
One profile per business
Hours, services, booking rules, common questions, who to call and the tone of voice. Changing business means changing the profile.
A backend you own
Bookings, tickets and a call log land in a sheet or system you control, with a text confirmation and a morning summary email.