Does it replace my phone number?
No. Most businesses keep their current number and forward missed, overflow, or after-hours calls to the assistant.
Buyer FAQ
Clear answers about phone setup, call handling, notifications, customization, and what the assistant should not promise.
No. Most businesses keep their current number and forward missed, overflow, or after-hours calls to the assistant.
Yes. The simplest setup is often after-hours coverage first, then overflow coverage if the business wants it.
Email lead notifications and dashboard records are included in the current MVP. Text alerts can be discussed during setup if they are important for your workflow.
Yes. The script can be customized around your services, service area, caller details, urgency questions, and preferred follow-up process.
The assistant captures the caller's situation, marks urgency, and sends the details to the owner. It should not promise dispatch, arrival times, or exact pricing.
A simple beta setup can usually be prepared quickly once the business script, owner email, phone setup, and call flow are confirmed.
It can help capture urgent service requests, but it is not an emergency dispatch system. The business owner still decides how to respond.
It is best for call-driven local businesses such as locksmiths, plumbers, HVAC companies, garage door repair, electricians, dentists, med spas, law offices, and home services.
No. It can collect details and explain that the business will confirm pricing directly after reviewing the job.
The lead is saved to the dashboard and emailed to the owner with the caller name, callback number, location, issue, urgency, summary, transcript, and recording URL when available.
Try it
Start a browser call, act like a sample customer, and see how the assistant collects a clean lead.