AI receptionist
Answers the phone in your voice, takes the booking or the message, and writes it into the calendar and CRM.
Automations
Filter by the desk it clears. Open one and watch a run minute by minute, from the trigger to the review point.
22 automations across six desks
Answers the phone in your voice, takes the booking or the message, and writes it into the calendar and CRM.
Reads every web form, email and DM, sorts it by intent and urgency, and drafts the reply for the right person.
A missed call gets a text within a minute, with a link to book or a question to answer, and the conversation continues by message.
Confirms, reminds and reschedules by message, and keeps the calendar and the customer record in step.
Scores and enriches every inbound lead, asks the first questions, and routes the good ones to a person with the context attached.
Keeps the CRM honest from what actually happens in email, calls and calendars, so the pipeline report is true.
Follows every quote at the right cadence, answers the small questions itself and hands over when the customer is ready.
Turns call notes and a scope into a proposal in your template, priced from your rate card, ready for a human read.
Chases overdue invoices with a tone that escalates on schedule, answers queries from the ledger, and flags disputes to a person.
Reads supplier invoices from the inbox, checks them against orders, codes them and posts them as drafts for approval.
Matches payments to invoices across the bank feed, Stripe and the ledger, and leaves only the real exceptions for a person.
Receipts sent by photo or email are read, coded, matched to cards and posted, with policy checks applied.
Contracts, onboarding packs and forms read, checked field by field, filed where they belong, with the systems updated.
Pulls the numbers from the systems you already run, writes the commentary, and delivers the report on time every week.
A shared inbox triaged, with replies drafted and the CRM, ledger and task list updated from what each message means.
Keeps the CRM, the ledger and the spreadsheets in step with each other, so there is one version of every customer.
From a signed offer to day one: accounts requested, kit ordered, the welcome pack sent, the checklist tracked.
Answers policy questions from your handbook, processes leave requests against the rota, and escalates the edge cases.
Reads applications against the brief, asks screening questions, schedules interviews and keeps candidates informed.
Checks outputs against your rules before they go out: quotes, reports, replies, product data, with a reason for every hold.
Watches logins, alerts and access changes across your tools, triages what matters and writes the incident note.
Tracks supplier confirmations, delivery dates and stock levels, and flags the delay before it becomes a missed job.
Each one is a set of automations that share a desk, run together and leave one log. Pick the desk that hurts most and start there.
A receptionist that never puts anyone on hold. It answers in your voice, books against the live calendar, confirms by message and leaves a transcript for the morning.
An outbound agent calls back missed calls, web form enquiries and cancelled appointments. It talks the customer through their options, rebooks against the live calendar and passes anything it cannot settle to a person with the call notes.
Questions from email, website chat and WhatsApp land in one queue. Routine ones are answered from your policies and order history; the rest are tagged, summarised and handed to the right person with the whole conversation attached.
Inbound enquiries triaged in minutes and outbound lists researched and worked at a steady pace, so a person only speaks to people who fit.
Calls summarised, stages moved, proposals drafted and quotes chased from what actually happens in email and calendars. The forecast finally means something.
Ad copy and audiences drafted from the questions your customers actually send, set up on Google and Meta, and in the sponsored slot below ChatGPT's answers. Every lead an ad brings in is followed up, and a weekly note says what to change.
When someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity who to call, the answer comes from pages the assistant can read and trust. We structure your services, areas and prices so assistants can cite you, then check what they say about you each week.
The repeated admin that fills a Friday: supplier invoices, reconciliation, contracts, the weekly numbers. Done overnight, checked field by field, with exceptions left for a person.
New starters set up before day one, handbook questions answered in minutes, applications screened against the brief. HR keeps the judgement calls.
Outputs checked against your rules before they leave, alerts triaged while you sleep, supplier delays spotted a week early with the fix already suggested.
The numbers each desk already produces, pulled from your CRM, ledger and inboxes into one dashboard that updates as the work happens. Nothing to rebuild on a Monday, and a short written note on what moved.
Agent systems built into your own software: model routing, evaluation, observability and the guardrails to run them in front of customers. You own the code.
Marketing sites, booking flows, client portals and mobile apps built on the same stack as your automations, so every form, booking and payment lands in the right system without anyone copying it across.
Hands on sessions built around your own documents and tools, a shared prompt library and clear rules on what goes into which model. Each person leaves with workflows they run that same week.