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Reception, shaped around your people.
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A LITTLE MORE CARE
A request deserves somewhere to go.
A missed call can still become a useful conversation. We help you decide what the assistant should answer, what it should collect and when your team takes over.
Choose a situation to see how an enquiry could reach your team. These are written examples, so you can explore without sharing details or starting a real call.
WHAT DOES THE CALLER NEED?Illustrative scenarios. No call, booking or message is sent.
APPOINTMENT ENQUIRY / 01
“Could I come in next week?”
“I’m the AI assistant for the team. I can take your preferred days and ask someone to confirm a time.”
Collect
The service, preferred time and an agreed way to contact the caller.
Hand over
A short appointment request for the staff member who manages the calendar.
Keep clear
A request is not a confirmed booking. Calendar access and confirmation rules are scoped before setup.
PROJECT ENQUIRY / 02
“Can you quote this work?”
“Tell me a little about the project. I’ll gather the details your team needs to follow up.”
Collect
The type of work, location, timing and callback details your business has approved.
Hand over
An organised enquiry for the person who prepares estimates.
Keep clear
No invented prices or promises. Your team reviews the scope and prepares the quote.
AFTER-HOURS ENQUIRY / 03
“Is anyone available?”
“The office is closed. I can explain the published hours and take a message for the team.”
Collect
The reason for the call, a short message and an approved callback method.
Hand over
A message for the next working day, or an agreed escalation path if your business has one.
Keep clear
The assistant follows the escalation rules you approve. It does not invent availability or provide emergency advice.
BEFORE THE FIRST CALL
Write the rules. Then hear it work.
01 / UNDERSTAND
Map your enquiries.
Look at the calls you receive, the questions your staff answer and where a handover matters. Choose one useful starting point.
02 / PREPARE
Agree on the boundaries.
Confirm approved answers, contact details, opening hours, permissions and the information the assistant should never ask for.
03 / REVIEW
Test with your team.
Work through representative scenarios and exceptions. Agree on the connected tools, operating costs and support before a launch.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few practical questions.
Will callers know they are speaking to AI?
Yes. We design a clear introduction and an agreed route to a person. The assistant’s role should be understandable from the start.
Can it work with our calendar or CRM?
We review your tools, access requirements and available APIs before proposing a connection. The examples above do not connect to a live calendar or CRM.
Can we begin with missed calls or after-hours enquiries?
Yes. We can scope a limited workflow around one type of enquiry, then test it with your team before deciding whether to expand it.
What will it cost?
Scope depends on call handling, usage, connected systems and the support you need. We discuss setup and ongoing costs before work begins. You can also explore the wider Care packages.
How do we handle customer information?
We agree on what to collect, where it goes, who can access it and how long it is retained. Keep confidential customer records out of your initial project enquiry.
YOUR BUSINESS. YOUR WAY OF ANSWERING.
Let’s start with your next caller.
Tell Andrés what happens when your phone rings, and what you would like to work better.