A voice that fits your practice
Listen before you choose. Review the greeting and how your business name and common terms sound.
For professional services
Keep working with the client in front of you. Give the next caller a professional welcome and a clear way to reach the right person.
Get the basics right
Listen before you choose. Review the greeting and how your business name and common terms sound.
Share your hours, location, services and intake process using the information your team has reviewed.
Capture what the caller needs, try the configured destination when appropriate and provide a fallback if your team cannot answer.
Protect the time that needs your attention
Illustrative workflow · not a live customer record
Set expectations after closing
Choose a supported closed-hours message or voicemail path. Explain the next step without starting a conversational AI session. Carrier charges still apply.
Explore call handling ↗Before you decide
Use the receptionist for approved business information and intake. Qualified people should handle professional advice and sensitive decisions. Confirm your requirements before putting regulated information into a workflow.
The receptionist can capture a requested time for your team to review. Your team checks availability and confirms the appointment; a requested time is not itself a confirmed booking.
Company knowledge, team access and billing stay in the selected business context. Each business has its own subscription and allowance.
Your next step
Hear the voices, review the plans and start with your everyday intake.