Answer out of hours
The enquiry that lands at ten at night gets a voice instead of a ring-out, and a record in the morning.
The calls that arrive at ten at night, or while all six of you are already on the phone.
Tell us what yours need to answer and it goes into the build.
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A voice agent answers the phone when nobody can. It takes the caller's details, answers what it can, and hands over to a person with the context already written down.
The job it is genuinely good at is the call at 9pm that would otherwise ring out — an enquiry that will be gone by morning. The job it is bad at is anything where being wrong costs money.
It is built onto a switchboard that already records, transcribes and files every call, so the agent is not a separate product with its own log.
Not to replace the desk. To cover the hours the desk is not there, and the calls it cannot get to.
The enquiry that lands at ten at night gets a voice instead of a ring-out, and a record in the morning.
Name, what they want and a number to ring back, written onto the customer record rather than a voicemail somebody has to listen to.
When a person picks it up, the transcript of what was already said is on the record, so nobody asks the caller to start again.
A caller who asks for a human gets one, or gets a call-back booked. Trapping people in a loop is how this goes wrong.
The line above each list is the honest one. Nothing below is described as finished when it is not.
Priced per person, per month, with every number on the pricing page being the number you pay. Call charges come from your own trunk and we do not mark them up.
Start free — 14 daysAn answering voice is the easy half. The half that matters is what happens to what it heard — and that is the part this platform already does, because every call on it is transcribed, summarised and filed against a person with a follow-up date on it. The voice is being built onto that, not the other way round.
Tell us what your team rings about and we will show you that.