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Dianne RoweNewMissed call · answered by AI receptionist
9:41Calls, texts and emails in one list, so nothing gets missed between apps.
Leads arrive wherever the customer feels like sending them. Half get answered, half get buried under personal messages, and there's no single place that shows what still needs a reply. The ones that slip through are usually the ones worth money.
Calls, text messages and emails arrive in one list.
Messages attach to the person and job they belong to, by phone number.
What needs a reply now sits above what can wait.
Answer by the channel it came in on, without switching apps.
One list instead of three apps and a notebook.
Messages attach to the person and job they belong to, by phone number.
A missed call arrives as a thread with a summary, not a voicemail you will forget.
What needs a reply now sits above what can wait.
Answer on the channel it came in on without switching apps.
Most messages arrive with a reply written and ready to check.
Enquiries from your website arrive in the same list.
Only your business number and business email — work stays work.
Calls, texts, emails and web enquiries land together, sorted so the ones worth money are at the top.
The call arrives with a recording and a written summary of what they wanted, so you can call back knowing the job.
Each message arrives with a draft written from the customer history and your tone.
Work messages live somewhere separate from your personal notifications.
You see the customer's history and open jobs next to their message.
You know when you're actually done for the day.
Phone calls, SMS and email. Messages are matched to the right customer by phone number, so a text and a call from the same person land against the same record.
No. The inbox only carries messages to your business number and business email, so work stays separate from everything else on your phone.