01What it does, day to day
- Answers inbound calls
- Books appointments
- Qualifies leads
- Answers common questions
- Transfers calls to you when needed
02How it actually works
- A voice AI agent sits on a dedicated line. You keep your existing number — we forward to it, either on every call or only when you do not pick up in a set number of rings.
- It works from a script we write with you: your services, your prices, your service area, your hours, and the questions you get asked twenty times a week.
- When a caller wants an appointment, it reads your live calendar availability and books straight into it.
- Every call ends in a written record: transcript, summary, and a contact created or updated in the CRM.
03What we do to set it up
- We sit down for an hour and write the call script from how you actually answer the phone.
- We connect the number, the calendar and the CRM, then call it ourselves dozens of times until it holds up.
- You call it and sign off before it ever touches a real customer.
- We tune the script in the first two weeks from real transcripts.
04What this looks like in real life
A burst pipe at 9:40 PM
- A homeowner in Clearbrook calls. You are on another job, so it rings through to your AI receptionist.
- It answers on the first ring, confirms you cover Abbotsford, and asks what is wrong.
- The caller says water is coming through the ceiling. The script flags emergency keywords, so the receptionist offers to put them straight through to you — and does.
- If you do not pick up, it books the earliest slot on your calendar and texts you the transcript.
- Either way, the lead is in your CRM before you have washed your hands.
05What it will not do
The AI Receptionist follows your script. It will not quote a price you have not given it, negotiate, or promise a time your calendar does not have. Anything outside the script gets transferred to you or logged for a callback.
The result Every call answered. More booked appointments.