Nobody with water on the floor leaves a voicemail. They call the next name on the list.
Call Sam from your browser and play a customer with a plumbing problem. It's a demo for a made-up business, so make up any details you like.
Uses your microphone. Sam is an automated assistant; the call is transcribed, not recorded. Up to 3 minutes, two calls a day. How the demo is handled
Some of it can wait until you're off the ladder. Most of it can't.
Plumbing emergencies escalate by the minute, and the person calling is panicking. They are not going to wait for a callback. They dial down the list until someone picks up.
If you're under a sink with both hands full when the phone goes, that call is gone — to whoever answered.
The routine calls aren't much better. A slow drain isn't urgent, but the homeowner has decided to deal with it today, and today is when they're ringing round.
“Hi — I've got water coming through the ceiling from the bathroom upstairs.”
Same mechanism every time. It picks up so you don't have to.
Your number stays the same. Forwarding sends the call to the receptionist when you don't pick up — or always, if you'd rather.
Day, night, weekend, mid-job. It says up front that it's an automated assistant and that the call is transcribed (no audio is kept), then asks what's going on.
Name, number, address, and what they need — in the caller's own words. A burst pipe or sewer backup gets captured fast, marked urgent, and texted to you straight away.
Everything it captured, on your phone, while the caller is still waiting to hear from a plumber. You call back when your hands are free.
Unless you've given it ranges and told it to.
"Someone will call you back shortly" is as far as it goes.
It captures fast, flags urgent, and gets it to you.
If asked, it says what it is.
Book a demo and we'll run it with your own business details — fifteen minutes, no obligation. You pick the voice, and if it doesn't sound right for a plumber, we change it.
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