From first ring to booked client.

One call, five moves. The agent answers, converses, captures, books — and when a human is needed, hands off warm with the details already in your tech's pocket.

01 · The call flow
01

Answer

The agent picks up within two rings, any hour of any day, and greets the caller in your company's name. No hold music, no voicemail, no "press one."

02

Converse

Natural, human-quality speech. Hours, service area, whether you handle their kind of job, roughly what it costs — the questions your front desk fields all day, answered from your own playbook.

03

Capture

Name, callback number, service address, and the issue in the caller's own words. Emergencies are flagged as they're described, not sorted out later.

04

Book or route

The job goes onto your calendar or dispatch board. After-hours calls become morning appointments; urgent ones move straight to the next step.

05

Transfer warm

When a call needs a real person, the agent briefs your on-call tech — who's calling, from where, about what — and then connects. A text with the same details fires at the moment of transfer.

02 · The warm transfer

Your tech picks up already knowing

Before the caller is connected, your tech hears a fifteen-second brief. At the same moment, this ticket lands as a text — so even if the call drops on the highway, nothing is lost.

Transfer ticket — sample SMS Instant
CallerM. Alvarez
Number(512) 555-0164
IssueNo cooling upstairs — unit runs, breaker resets
Address1108 Beltran Rd, Austin
03 · Hear it yourself

The demo is a phone call

We'll put a live agent on the line, run a warm transfer to your phone, and send you the ticket. Fifteen minutes, no slides.