Answers to common questions

Build a free test receptionist for your own business and place a real call to it, no account or card required.

It greets the caller right away, answers questions from what you have taught it, checks your calendar, and books, reschedules, transfers, or takes a message as the call needs.

No. Thin sites are common, so during setup you can answer a short list of starter pack questions for your industry instead of writing new web pages.

From the website content it reads in, plus your own answers to the starter pack questions for your industry, all kept in one editable knowledge base.

Yes. Hours and directions are two of the standard setup questions you answer, and it repeats back exactly what you wrote, never a guess.

Yes, if you have given it your prices during setup or in your knowledge base. It never invents a number you have not provided.

No. It does not process payments. If you tell it which payment methods your business accepts, it can pass that along when asked.

Yes, from your services topic and the rest of your knowledge base, so a caller hears an accurate answer instead of a guess.

Google Calendar, or Apple iCloud, Fastmail and Nextcloud over CalDAV, plus a read only ics feed for a calendar that cannot accept a write.

Yes, directly against real availability on any calendar it can write to, the same way a person would move an appointment for you.

It can still check availability and take the booking, then email you an invite, though it cannot write the event onto that calendar itself.

Yes. List your services and how long each one takes, and callers are only offered a time long enough for the service they asked for.

It reads real availability from your connected calendar before offering any time, and refreshes that during a longer call rather than working from a stale list.

Yes. It can switch to a language a caller starts speaking mid call, then switch back if the caller does too.

Yes. It can be on several calls at the same time, so a busy morning does not turn into a busy signal for the next caller.

Yes, transfer to a person is included. You decide who it rings for which kind of call, and it can take a message instead.

You decide what counts as urgent and where those calls or messages go, including a different number outside business hours, with an alert sent right away.

Only after it asks on the call and the caller says yes, and only about that one business, never anything else.

Yes, by replying STOP to any text. Every business texts from one shared number, so STOP stops texts from every business using it, not only yours.

No. Each business keeps its own calls, bookings, messages and knowledge base separate, and a caller's history is only shown once they confirm who they are.

Yes. Calls, bookings, messages and leads can be exported as CSV or JSON, with a read only API available on our higher plans.

Yes. Seats come with owner, admin and member roles, so you control who sees billing, who manages settings, and who only needs call history.

Yes, from a curated voice library included on every plan, with its own choice available for each language you turn on.

Yes, through a private Zapier app, signed outbound webhooks, and a read only export API, covering what those tools need without a page for every app you use.

It says so rather than guessing, and can take a message or transfer the call instead of inventing information your business never gave it.

Yes. Everything it knows lives in your dashboard, where you can edit or delete any piece of it at any time.