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AI Receptionist

A voice that answers the calls you can’t and finishes the job — the booking is in your diary before they hang up.

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Why it matters

The calls you miss are not spread evenly. They land while you are with a client, on the other line, or closed — exactly when someone has decided to book and wants it done now. And a call that ends in “we will ring you back to confirm” is a call you can still lose. Voicemail holds nobody.


42 hours

was the average time it took the companies that responded at all to follow up a web enquiry, across an audit of 2,241 firms. 23% never did.

Harvard Business Review, Oldroyd, McElheran & Elkington, 2011 — web enquiries at US companies
70%

of people go with whoever replies first. Only 23% would try a business again after no response — though 77% of owners assume they would.

Moneypenny survey of 5,001 UK consumers, 2026 — run by a company selling call answering
~34%

average fall in missed appointments when reminders are sent, across peer-reviewed studies of outpatient clinics.

Hasvold & Wootton, systematic review, Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2011 — hospital outpatients, a relative reduction; not salons or trades

Figures from published industry research, not our own measurements. Each one is attributed above.

What you get

Included as standard

Answers straight away

Day, night, weekends, bank holidays. There is no queue and no hold music, because there is no one waiting to become free.

Understands what they want

Not a phone tree. It listens, works out whether this is a booking, a question, a reschedule or a complaint, and handles it accordingly.

Takes the details properly

Name, number, what they are calling about, spelled and confirmed back — so the note you read afterwards is one you can act on.

Books them on the call

Availability checked and the slot held while they are still on the phone. No callback, no “let me check and get back to you”, and no gap in which they ring somebody else.

Into the diary you already use

It writes to your existing calendar or practice software. You do not move systems and your team does not learn a new one.

Confirmations and reminders

Sent automatically, at the intervals you choose, by text or email. Reminders are the best-evidenced part of this whole page — though in one review a staff member phoning still edged out the automated version, so this buys you consistency rather than a better result.

Reschedules and cancellations

Handled on the phone, and the freed slot goes back into availability straight away rather than sitting empty for a fortnight.

Knows when to pass it over

Anything clinical, sensitive or unusual goes to a human. You set where that line sits; it does not guess.

How it works

Four steps, in order

  1. 01

    We listen to how you answer now

    Your greeting, your services, your prices, the questions you get every week, and the things you never want an AI to answer. We map your real availability at the same time — room, chair, practitioner, appointment length, the slots you keep back.

  2. 02

    We build the agent on your number

    It uses your words, not a script we wrote for someone else, and it connects to the diary you already keep. You hear it and change anything that does not sound like you.

  3. 03

    It goes live behind your existing phone

    It picks up when you cannot — after a set number of rings, out of hours, or every call. Your number does not change, and from that point a call can become a booking without anyone typing it in.

  4. 04

    You read the day back in the portal

    Every call with a transcript, an outcome and a recording, and every booking it made. Nothing disappears into a black box.

Who it’s for

  • Practices where the phone rings while you are hands-on with a client
  • Anyone closing at 5pm whose callers are deciding at 8pm
  • Front desks that are one person, and that person takes lunch
  • Diaries where an empty slot cannot be resold at short notice

Start with one, or take the lot

Most practices start with the phone, because that is where the money is being lost, and add the rest once they trust it.

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