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AI receptionist for accounting firms

Every enquiry answered in under a minute.

People ring two or three accountants and go with whoever picks up first. This makes that you.

A real enquiry, answered and booked
90 seconds · the agent had no script
<60s
from enquiry to phone call back
293
California firms sent a real new-client enquiry
9%
of them answered it at all
24/7
evenings, weekends and busy season covered

The problem

Your next client is already talking to another firm.

We sent a real new-client enquiry to 293 California firms. Fewer than one in ten replied at all. The rest were still deciding who picks it up, and by then the person had already spoken to somebody else.

Without it

The enquiry waits in an inbox

Everyone is with clients. It gets answered tomorrow, or whenever someone surfaces. By then they have already spoken to another firm.

With it

Their phone rings in under a minute

A real sounding voice asks what they need and books them into your calendar. You walk into that call already knowing what it is about.

Proof

Hear it handle a real enquiry.

One call, start to finish. The enquiry came in, the agent rang back, and the appointment landed on the calendar while they were still on the phone. I played the caller. The agent had no script.

Real call

Enquiry received, agent calls back, consultation booked.

Agent

Hi, is this Michael? This is Ryan from Whitfield & Company. Your inquiry just came through. What do you need help with?

Caller

Yeah, this is Michael. I need help with bookkeeping.

Agent

Got it. Bookkeeping for your small business. Can I ask what kind of business you have, and roughly how many transactions a month?

Caller

A contracting business. About 100 transactions a month.

Agent

That makes sense. Do you currently use any bookkeeping software, or are you starting fresh?

Caller

Starting fresh, and I want to go with ongoing bookkeeping.

Agent

We have a spot tomorrow at 10:00 AM Pacific. Does that work?

Caller

10:00 AM.

Agent

You're all set for 10:00 AM tomorrow. Someone from the firm will call you then.

Booked. The appointment landed on the firm's calendar during the call, with the caller's name and what they said they needed.

What it does for your firm

Built to win the race to respond.

Answers first, every time

People stop looking once someone picks up. A minute beats tomorrow.

Qualifies before you spend time

What they need, what kind of business, how soon. You only get on calls with people who have already told you.

Books straight into your calendar

No phone tag. They pick a time on the call and it lands in your calendar with a note.

Covers the hours you cannot

Evenings, weekends, busy season. What used to wait until Monday gets answered on Saturday.

It never gives advice and never quotes prices. If a caller asks either, it says someone at the firm will cover that on the call, and gets back to booking the time. Every call is recorded and written down.

Getting started

Fits into what your firm already uses.

No new software to learn and nothing to migrate. It connects to what you already run, and it is set up for you.

1

Your form stays

You keep the form you have. It connects to it, nothing gets rebuilt.

2

Your calendar stays

Bookings land in your calendar. Google today, others on request.

3

Everything is logged

Every call recorded and written down where your team can read it.

4

Built for your firm

Set up and tuned around how your firm already works.

Leave a number and find out how it feels.

Fill it in like one of your own prospects would. Your phone rings within a minute and the agent handles it the way it would handle theirs.

  • Nothing to install. It connects to the form and calendar you already use.
  • It never advises or quotes. Questions about price or tax go to your team, on the call.
  • Built for your firm. Set up for you, not configured by you.

Your phone rings in under a minute. That is the product, not a claim about it.