Your receptionist,
explained.
From the first hello to the follow-up. A closer look at everything your receptionist can do.
Built around your businessWhile you’re busy
Give callers your attention without interrupting the customer in front of you. Your receptionist answers and finds out what they need.
After hours, too
Keep taking enquiries when the working day ends, so customers have somewhere to turn before your team is back.
The details that matter
Collect the caller’s name, contact details and reason for calling through a natural conversation.
A useful starting point
Give your team the context they need to follow up, rather than just a missed number on a screen.
Find a suitable time
Let your receptionist check connected calendar availability and help the caller choose a slot.
Your booking rules
Shape bookings around your services, working hours and appointment instructions.
The everyday questions
Help callers with your opening hours, services, location and the other details you provide.
Know when to ask you
Set clear instructions for questions that need a member of your team, instead of leaving your receptionist to guess.
Let callers explain
Give people space to say why they’re calling and how they’d like you to get back to them.
Pick up the thread
Review the message and contact details together, ready for your next conversation.
Route the right calls
Send callers to your team using the destinations and transfer instructions you choose.
Plan the fallback
Decide what should happen when someone is unavailable, such as taking a message for a callback.
Keep useful details close
Follow up with a text containing the information or next step agreed during the conversation.
A consistent follow-up
Set your messaging instructions so callers receive a clear, relevant response from your business.
Find your fit
Explore a range of UK voices, from warm and relaxed to clear and professional.
Hear it first
Listen to voice samples and choose the tone you want customers to hear when they call.
Beyond English
Support conversations in other languages so more callers can explain what they need comfortably.
The same business knowledge
Keep your services, instructions and next steps consistent across the languages your receptionist supports.
Less waiting
Quick responses help the call feel like a conversation, with less time spent waiting between turns.
Space to speak
Responsive turn-taking gives callers room to explain, ask a follow-up and get to the point.
Explain what you need
Describe your business, how you want calls handled and the details callers should know. Set it up by chatting in plain English.
Keep refining it
Ask for changes as your business evolves, from a new greeting to updated opening hours or call-handling instructions.
A fresh start
Give customers a business number they can call to reach your receptionist.
Keep work separate
Use a dedicated business contact instead of making your personal number the first stop for every enquiry.
Keep what customers know
Continue using the number already on your website, signage and business cards.
Connect your calls
Route calls from your existing number to your receptionist, so customers can reach you as usual.
Define the essentials
Set the information your receptionist should collect, the services it should discuss and how enquiries should be handled.
Handle the exceptions
Explain when to transfer a call, take a message or ask your team for help.
Join up your workflow
Connect supported tools so a call can lead to a booking, a saved contact or a useful follow-up.
Less copying across
Put information where your team works, with connected actions guided by your setup.
Keep details current
Review your setup and update your business information, voice and call-handling preferences.
See the whole picture
Move between your configuration and call activity without piecing everything together from separate tools.
A quick catch-up
Review a concise account of why someone called, what was discussed and what happened next.
Follow up with context
Spot the details that need your attention without listening through the entire conversation.
The written conversation
Use the transcript to revisit a request, check a detail or understand how a call unfolded.
The original audio
Listen to available recordings when the wording, tone or context deserves a closer look.
See the patterns
Review call activity to understand when customers get in touch and how your receptionist is being used.
Make informed changes
Use those insights alongside call reviews to refine your instructions and follow-up process.
Bring your people in
Give the people who handle customer enquiries access to your business workspace.
Work from the same context
Help your team review calls and coordinate follow-ups with a shared view of the information.
Understand the request
Leading AI models help your receptionist interpret what callers mean and respond in context.
Grounded in your setup
Your business information and instructions give the conversation its purpose and direction.
Screen the noise
Identify unwanted calls before they take more of your team’s time.
Focus on customers
Keep your attention on genuine enquiries and the conversations that need a human response.
Stay on task
Guide conversations towards your business and the requests your receptionist is there to handle.
Set the limits
Define topics and actions that need human help, alongside controls for inappropriate or manipulative requests.
In transit
Encryption protects information as it travels between the services that support your receptionist.
At rest
Stored data is encrypted too. Read our security information for more about how business and caller data is handled.
Security & data handling Understand the handling
Our privacy information explains how personal data is used and the responsibilities involved in processing it.
Keep the paperwork clear
Find the privacy policy, data processing agreement and provider information together, so you can review the details for your business.
Read our privacy policy