Industries
Built for how your industry answers the phone.
Four deep templates — General, Home Services, Medical and Law Firm — tune the greeting, routing and FAQs from day one, so your receptionist sounds like your front desk on the first call rather than the fiftieth. Every other industry starts from the general template and is customized to your business during setup.
See how it answers
9 trades, in their own words.
Salons
Every chair is full. The desk is not.
See how it answers for salonsPlumbers
This call is going to whoever picks up first.
See how it answers for plumbersLandscapers
The crew is out. The phone is in the yard.
See how it answers for landscapersTraining studios
The floor is full. The desk is not.
See how it answers for training studiosConsultants
You could answer. That's the problem.
See how it answers for consultantsHVAC companies
No heat at 11pm is not a voicemail problem.
See how it answers for hvac companiesProperty managers
A burst pipe does not wait for office hours.
See how it answers for property managersMedical practices
The phone stops ringing out while you are with a patient.
See how it answers for medical practicesLaw firms
The client who reaches voicemail calls the next firm on the list.
See how it answers for law firmsThree patterns, whatever the trade
When the team is with a customer
Salons, training studios, clinics — the room is full and the desk is not.
Answers, gives hours and availability, books the caller in, and leaves the appointment in your dashboard.
When the team is out on a job
Plumbers, landscapers, home services — the crew is on site and the phone is in the van.
Takes the details, tells urgent from routine by your own rules, and alerts the on-call contact when it cannot wait.
When the call needs a person
Law firms, medical offices, support lines — some calls should never be handled by anyone else.
Follows your escalation rules straight to a transfer, or takes a full message and flags it for the next working morning.
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