The AI Receptionist
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Pulled from our logs. Name and number changed. Nothing cleaned up.
Inbound call — Cashmap AI
Sod installation inquiry
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That call took 2 minutes and 14 seconds and ended with a booked estimate.
Before it answers a single call, I load it with your services, your pricing or your pricing ranges, your service area, your availability, and the twenty or so questions your customers actually ask. It doesn't improvise. If you didn't tell it, it doesn't say it.
It says so, takes their number, and texts you the question. No guessing, no made-up answers.
It transfers straight to your cell. You set which situations trigger a transfer and which hours transfers are allowed.
It takes a detailed message and texts it to you within seconds, so you're reading it before you've walked back to the truck.
It doesn't claim to be a person. If someone asks directly, it tells them. Most callers don't ask — they want to know if you handle sod installation and whether you can come Tuesday, and they get an answer in ten seconds instead of a voicemail beep.
You choose how it introduces itself. Some clients want it named after the business, some want it to say it's an assistant. Both work.