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Before
The business is configured before anyone dials. Greeting, hours, knowledge, transfer desks, and what the agent is never allowed to say.
How it works
The setup follows the phone process you already run. The agent does not invent a policy, a price, or a person who is not on the list.
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The business is configured before anyone dials. Greeting, hours, knowledge, transfer desks, and what the agent is never allowed to say.
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The call follows that configuration. Answer from the facts, book when the calendar allows it, transfer to a named desk, or take the message.
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The outcome is on the record. Call history, the reason, and the transcript give managers something to review and correct.
Hours, services, who can be interrupted, and the answers that must come from you rather than from a guess.
One snapshot — name, hours, address, services, and the questions callers actually ask — is what the agent reads first.
Forward the line you already publish, or use a number we provision. The conversation runs on that line.
For each kind of call: answer, book, transfer, or write it down. Outbound campaigns use the same idea for reminders and follow-up.
After sign-in, the client portal shows call history and the transcript. This page shows a sample of the knowledge, not the portal.
Edit the greeting, the facts, or the on-call list. The next call uses the new version.
Sample knowledge base
A fictional service company, so you can see the shape. It is not a client account, and it is not the knowledge base behind any live number.
Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Saturday by appointment. Closed Sunday.
1840 Market Street. The entrance is on the side street, and visitor parking is behind the building.
Yes. Water leaks and no-heat calls are transferred to the on-call technician. Everything else is a message for the morning.
The diagnostic visit is $89, credited to the repair if you approve the work. Other prices are quoted from the written list, not estimated on the phone.