Answers written enquiries
Website forms, email, and messages from the channels you use, where those can be connected. We check yours in the first chat.
Every enquiry that comes in writing, through your website form, email or messages, answered in your voice, booked in and followed up. Built into your own system. It drafts; you say yes.
An AI receptionist handles the front-desk work of a business: reading new enquiries, replying, answering the common questions, booking people in and following up when they go quiet. The aim is simple. Nobody who gets in touch waits too long or slips through the cracks, and you aren't the one doing it at nine at night.
The phrase gets used for very different things. Some products are phone bots that answer calls with a synthetic voice. Some are chat bubbles that sit on a website. Ours is part of the AI operating system we build into your business, and today it works with the enquiries that arrive in writing.
Because it sits inside the same system as your quotes, bookings and marketing, it knows your business, not just a list of FAQs. It's one part of what we do as an AI consultant for UK businesses.
Everything here works with the enquiries that come in writing. Nothing reaches a customer without your yes, unless you decide it should.
Website forms, email, and messages from the channels you use, where those can be connected. We check yours in the first chat.
Drafted from your own services, wording and tone, so it reads like you on a good day, not like a bot.
Every reply is drafted for you to check, change and send, from your phone or your desk. You decide what, if anything, goes out on its own.
Offers times from your real diary, confirms the one they pick, and sends a reminder the day before.
A polite nudge when someone goes quiet after a quote or a question, so a warm enquiry doesn't go cold.
Anything tricky, sensitive or unusual is flagged for you, with the background ready so you can pick it up fast.
An AI receptionist is only useful if you can trust what it says about itself. So here are the limits, plainly.
Ours works with enquiries that come in writing. If calls are a big part of your front desk, voice is something we discuss case by case, and we'll tell you plainly whether it's a good idea for your business.
Pricing an unusual job, handling a complaint, or saying no to a customer stays with you. It prepares; you decide.
It works from your services, rates and rules. Where something isn't covered, it asks you rather than guessing.
It takes the routine replies off everyone's plate, so people spend more time on the conversations that need a person.
A typical bolt-on bot sits on your website and knows only what was typed into its settings page. Ours sits inside the same system as your quotes, bookings, invoices and marketing. See how the system joins up.
| A typical bolt-on bot | Built into your system | |
|---|---|---|
| Knows your business | A short list of FAQs | Your services, rates, rules and tone, kept up to date |
| Remembers customers | Each chat starts from nothing | Picks up where you left off with each customer |
| Joined to the rest | Stops at the reply | Flows on into quotes, bookings, invoices and follow-ups |
| Sounds like | A generic assistant | You, on a good day |
| Who owns it | Rented, on the vendor's platform | Set up on your own accounts, yours outright |
An enquiry arrives by web form, email or message.
It checks what they need against your services and what it already knows about them.
A reply in your voice, with times from your diary if a booking fits.
Check it, change it or send it, from your phone or desk.
Booking confirmed, reminder sent, and a nudge if they go quiet.
It suits established UK businesses with a team, where enquiries arrive in writing and sit until someone gets to them: professional services, clinics and salons, building and home-improvement companies, property, retail and more. If most of your enquiries come by phone, tell us in the first chat and we'll be straight about what fits.
No. Today it works with enquiries that come in writing: website forms, email and messages. Voice is something we discuss case by case, and we’ll tell you honestly whether it suits your business.
Only if you want it to. We start with every reply drafted for your yes. If there are simple replies you’re happy to let go out on their own, we’ll set that up, and you can change it at any time.
Replies go out from your own accounts, in your voice, and you check them before they’re sent. If you’d like them to say they were prepared with AI’s help, that’s easy to add.
The system is set up on your own computers and accounts, and your data stays with your business. Before anything is switched on, we’ll walk you through exactly which services it uses.
Every business is different, so we don’t publish a price list. It’s part of the system we build for you, and after a free chat we’ll tell you plainly what it would take for yours.
It’s built as part of your AI operating system rather than sold on its own, because it works best joined to your quotes, bookings and diary. If enquiries are your biggest headache, that’s where we’d start.
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