The AI Receptionist answers every ring 24/7, talks to customers like a real human would, qualifies the job, and books it onto the dispatch board. By the time you're back at your desk, the job is already scheduled.

This is the thing the company is named after. It's not a forwarder, it's not a voicemail-to-text — it's a receptionist that knows your business.

What the AI Receptionist does

CapabilityWhat it means
Answers every inbound callEven during business hours when the office is busy.
Asks the right questionsWhat's broken, what's the address, who's home, when works.
Checks your service areaBefore promising a slot.
Looks up the customerIn the CRM and knows their history.
Books the job into dispatchWith the right time window and a customer-requested tech (or unassigned, if you prefer).
Sends a confirmation SMSThe moment it hangs up.
Drops the transcript and summaryInto your Phone inbox.
Takes a message + creates a follow-up taskIf the call is out of scope or the caller asks for a human.
Note

The receptionist doesn't live-transfer. See What happens when no one's at the office.

When you'd want it

ScenarioWhy
After hoursMost shops lose $50K–$200K/year to missed calls past 5 p.m. The AI Receptionist closes that gap completely.
During the lunch rushWhen dispatch is on the phone with three other people.
For overflowInbound spikes (after a storm, after an ad) without hiring or training.

How it sounds

It speaks in a natural voice — English by default, Spanish on request. It uses your company's intro line, your hours, your service area, and your job-type vocabulary. It doesn't read like a robot.

You can pick the voice (male or female), name it, and write the greeting. Most shops change the greeting to: "Thanks for calling Acme Heating, this is Jessica — how can we help today?"

What you'll review

After every call, you get:

OutputWhat it is
TranscriptTurn by turn.
One-paragraph summaryWhat they wanted, what was booked.
Mood scoreWhether the customer sounded happy, frustrated, urgent.
Booked job linkStraight to the dispatch board.

Pricing

Calls are metered. The $99/month plan includes 100 answered calls; past that, overage is $0.75 per call, flat. See How the AI Receptionist is billed for the full breakdown.

What's NOT supported today

  • Outbound cold calls.
  • Quoting price on the phone — pricing is too job-specific.
  • Dispatching your techs — booking goes into the queue or your default assignee, and your dispatcher (human or Runny) picks from there.

Get started

See Setting up the AI Receptionist for a 15-minute setup walkthrough.