AI Receptionist for Small Businesses

Most small businesses lose work because nobody picks up. An AI receptionist answers the calls your team can't, collects the details you need, and passes the real conversations to a human.

The problem this solves

  • Calls go to voicemail while your crew is on a job.
  • After-hours callers hang up and call the next company.
  • Your team repeats the same hours, pricing, and service-area answers all day.

How it works

  1. 01A call comes in that nobody answers, or arrives after hours.
  2. 02The AI receptionist greets the caller in your business's voice and language.
  3. 03It answers routine questions about hours, service areas, and what you do.
  4. 04It captures the caller's name, number, address, and the reason for the call.
  5. 05It books an appointment or escalates urgent calls to a person.
  6. 06You get a written call summary and a new record in your CRM.

What's included

  • 24/7 call answering
  • Custom greeting and script
  • Routine question answering
  • Lead capture and qualification
  • Appointment booking
  • Live call transfer rules
  • Written call summaries
  • CRM record creation

Who this is a good fit for

  • Field-service businesses where the owner or crew can't answer mid-job
  • Practices with predictable, repetitive front-desk questions
  • Businesses with meaningful after-hours or weekend call volume

Questions about ai receptionist

Will callers know they're talking to AI?
We recommend being upfront. The receptionist identifies itself as an automated assistant and offers to connect the caller with a person.
What happens with an emergency call?
We define escalation rules with you. Urgent calls are transferred or trigger an immediate alert to the on-call person.
Does it replace my front desk?
No. It covers the calls that currently go unanswered and handles routine questions so your team can focus on the ones that need judgment.

Automation audit

Show us what wastes your time.

Tell us about the repetitive work in your business. We'll tell you whether it can be automated and what we'd recommend.