Appointment requests
Service, preferred day and stylist, written down so your team confirms in one call.
Your agent answers while your hands are busy: hours, services and price ranges from your menu, plus appointment requests taken with the times that suit the caller. Your team confirms the booking.
Caller: Hi, do you have anything Saturday morning for a cut and color?
Ava: I can take a request for the team to confirm. Do you have a preferred stylist?
Caller: Maya, if she’s free.
Ava: Got it: Saturday morning with Maya for a cut and color. The salon will call you to confirm a time.
Service, preferred day and stylist, written down so your team confirms in one call.
What a service costs or whether you offer it, answered from your menu and price ranges.
Evening callers planning their week get an answer instead of voicemail.
Taken as messages, so your team updates the book and can fill the gap.
A suggested starting set for salons and spas. You choose the questions during setup.
Next step
Call back to confirm a Saturday slot.Your agent never books what it can’t see or promises what you haven’t approved.
Never confirms a booking or a time slot. Your team confirms every appointment.
Quotes only the price ranges you approve, and never invents a discount or waives a fee.
Never approves a refund or says a payment was made.
Never shares another client’s appointment or contact details.
Integrations open one at a time, after each one passes our certification. None is promised for launch, and your agent works without them: summaries go to your email, SMS or Slack.
Not at launch. It takes appointment requests and your team confirms them. Booking with tools like Square Appointments and Acuity Scheduling is being prepared and opens one tool at a time, after certification.
Only the prices or ranges on the menu you give it. It never offers a discount you didn’t set.
Yes. Forward your line all the time, only after hours, or when nobody picks up. Or get a new local number.
Yes. Your agent answers in Spanish when callers speak it, and your summaries stay in English.
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