Tell you when stock runs low
- When
- A popular item is down to its last few.
- It does
- Lets you know by text or email so you can order more.
- You see
- A text or email on your phone.
Many shop calls are about whether you have something in stock or what time you close. Your AI receptionist answers from your notes and takes a message for you, and you hear when a bestseller is running low.
An automation card like the ones in the app. When it runs, what it does, and where you'll see it.
From the questions you answer in the app. A Yes tells us what to set up.
Do you want a text after every call with a short summary of what the caller needed?
After each call, you get a text saying who rang and what they need.
Do you want calls answered after hours too, telling people your hours and taking a message?
When you're closed, your AI receptionist still answers, gives your hours and takes a message.
Do you sell online and want order and stock alerts?
You hear about new orders and low stock, and buyers hear when their order ships.
Do you want replies to your Google reviews written for you to check?
A reply is written for each new Google review, and nothing goes up until you OK it.
Do you want your receipts and bills added to your bookkeeping?
Snap or forward receipts and bills, and the details are filled in and copied to your books.
Do you want your bank lines sorted into the right categories for you?
Each line of your bank statement gets a suggested category for you to check.
No, it can't see what's on the shelf. It takes their question and number, so you can check and ring back.
Low stock alerts work with Shopify, Square or WooCommerce. If you use something else, ask us and we'll tell you honestly.
Yes. Tell us your holiday hours and the receptionist uses them. If you have a Google listing plan, we update your listing hours too.
Tell us what's eating your week. We'll show you what we'd switch on, what it costs, and if we're not the right fit.