A dedicated number
The assistant gets a new number. You publish it on the website, in the newsletter, over the local radio or on social media.
People who prefer to call can get through. The assistant answers by voice, from the same sources as on the website. It helps seniors and people who aren't comfortable online.Book a demo
The assistant gets a new number. You publish it on the website, in the newsletter, over the local radio or on social media.
When the office is closed, calls to the front desk go to the assistant. Callers dial the number they already know.
The assistant doesn't hold anyone up. When it isn't sure, it asks a follow-up question. When it can't help, it offers a person.
They have used the phone all their lives. No need to search the website or install anything.
They call in the evening and on weekends, when the office is closed. They get an answer right away.
They don't answer the same question five times a day. They have time for people who come in person.
The content is prepared once and serves both the website and the phone.
Voice, tone, style and transfer rules.
The assistant knows your content and answers by voice.
You try it yourselves and approve it.
You publish the number or forward the line.
After three months we go through what people asked.
Usually not. Forwarding the number outside office hours is enough, or a new number for the assistant.
Calls are transcribed so the town can see what people ask. Details on data storage are on the Security page.
The phone assistant is an add-on to the web assistant. We quote the price at the demo, based on the size of the town.
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