Power Your Business With Intelligent Automation
I build systems that take the time-consuming work off your hands, from phone calls to the repetitive admin. They run quietly in the background, so you can focus on what you do best.
AI Receptionist
Calls You Can't Get To, Answered and Booked In
Your phone still rings first, and the receptionist only picks up what you'd have missed. Your number stays the same.
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Answers when you can't
Picks up when you're on the tools or on another call.
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Books the job
Offers times from your calendar, or takes the details for a callback.
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Keeps you posted
Texts the caller and emails you a summary of the call.
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Double-checks details
Says the caller's name back and spells out their email and address so they can confirm.
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Flags urgent calls
Spots emergencies for your trade and gets them to you.
See how it books a job
Example call · made-up business and caller
- Caller
Hi, a couple of power points in my kitchen have stopped working. I'm in Cheltenham. Could someone come out and have a look?
- Receptionist
Cheltenham's in our area, so that's no problem. I can book someone in for Thursday at 9am or Friday at 1pm. Which suits you better?
- Caller
Thursday at 9 works.
- Receptionist
Great. Can I grab your name, and is the number you're calling from the best one to reach you on?
- Caller
It's Sam, and yep, this number's fine.
- Receptionist
Thanks Sam, you're booked in for Thursday at 9am. You'll get a text shortly with the details.
Automation Builds
Beyond the phones, I build automations for the admin behind every business, from quoting to getting paid.
See Automation Builds- Quote followed up 9:02am
Day 3 text sent to Dave about his $3,200 switchboard quote
- Overdue invoice chased 11:40am
Polite reminder sent for the $1,840 invoice, now 7 days overdue
- Tomorrow's jobs sent 5:45pm
Run sheet with addresses and notes sent to Sam and Josh
Book a Quick Call
Tell me about your business and what you'd like help with, the phones or the admin. I'll personally get back to you to set up a chat, no obligation.
What happens next?
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