Never rings out unanswered
Calls, WhatsApp and web chat all get a response, including outside showroom hours.
An AI receptionist answers so no enquiry rings out or waits in a queue. For a dealership specifically, that means recognising a sales enquiry, a service booking and a finance question as different conversations, each routed correctly, rather than one generic answering script.
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Cover calls, chat and messaging with a receptionist that understands sales, service and finance enquiries differently.
Calls, WhatsApp and web chat all get a response, including outside showroom hours.
A sales enquiry, a service booking and a finance question are recognised and routed differently.
Complex, sensitive or high-value conversations move to a person rather than being forced through automation.
The system is designed, scripted and operated around your existing process. Your team stays in control of the conversations that need them.
Map this into your dealership ↗We agree which enquiries the receptionist should own outright and which should escalate immediately.
Language, questions and tone are built around your dealership and departments.
Enquiries are answered, the reason is captured and the right routing decision is made.
The caller reaches the right department, or a person, with the context already gathered.
Tell us where the process currently slows down. We'll use a focused 15-minute call to map the opportunity and explain what a practical first test could look like.
It answers calls, WhatsApp and web chat enquiries, works out whether the caller needs sales, service or finance, asks the right questions and either books the next step or routes the conversation to a person.
AI receptionist is the category of problem. Switchboard covers always-on response across every channel, and Overflow specifically catches calls that would otherwise go unanswered. Both sit inside the wider receptionist job.
Yes. The conversation is designed to recognise intent and route accordingly, rather than treating every call the same way.
Human escalation rules are agreed during the build for the call types that need judgement, empathy or authority the automation should not exercise.