What happens when you miss a call.

From the call you couldn't take, to the job in your diary.

  1. You miss the call

  2. FlowPilot answers

  3. The lead lands in your app

  4. You ring back or book it

Say something a customer would say.

On a real call this is spoken aloud, both ways. Here you type instead, but the questions come from the same receptionist that answers the phone, deciding what to ask as it goes.

O'Brien PlumbingOn a call

Thanks for calling O'Brien Plumbing. I'm their automated assistant. I'll take your details and pass them straight on. What can we do for you?

Job record

0 of 5

  • Name—
  • Job—
  • Address—
  • Wants it—
  • Urgency—

Or tap one

Every question it asks is yours to change, in your own wording.

What lands with you

The whole job, waiting in your app, with what was said so you can check exactly what they asked for. Have a click around: this is the real thing with a made-up week in it, nothing here can be changed, and no real customer's details are shown.

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Jobs

4 waiting on you.

Burst pipe under the sink

12:54

Mary Cullen · Raheny

Wants it Today if you can

087 000 0123Urgent

Move sink and dishwasher plumbing, new radiator

12:19

John Murphy · 14 Griffith Avenue, Glasnevin

Wants it Week of the 22nd, before the floors go down

086 000 0456

Quote for a bathroom refit

Yesterday

Declan Byrne · Clontarf

Wants it Sometime next month

085 000 0789Called back

Immersion not heating

10:00

Unknown caller · Killester

Wants it Thursday morning

087 000 0123

Settings isn't shown here because every part of it writes to your account. You decide how it introduces itself, what it asks, and what it must never say. You can hear it before a customer does.

You don't have to open it to find out. Two texts go the moment they hang up.

Texted to you

New job John Murphy Move the sink and dishwasher, new radiator 14 Griffith Avenue, Glasnevin Wants: Week of the 22nd, before the floors go down 087 000 0123 flowpilot.ie/j/K4x9M2p7

Enough to know whether you can take it before you ring anyone back.

Texted to your customer

O'Brien Plumbing automated receptionist. Your job is logged: Move the sink and dishwasher, new radiator, 14 Griffith Avenue, Glasnevin. You will get a call back - no need to reply to this number.

They know they've been heard, and a misheard address gets corrected before anyone drives anywhere.

Keep your number. Change almost nothing.

Most of it is done for you. The one thing only you can do takes about a minute on your own phone.

  1. Tell FlowPilot about your business

    The jobs you take, the areas you cover, and the questions you want asked. You write what it says and what it must never promise.

  2. Forward the calls you miss

    One short code on your own handset, once. Your customers keep ringing the same number. Nothing on your van, your website or your Google listing changes.

  3. Test it, then go live

    Try the receptionist yourself in settings, and we ring you so you hear it answer before a real customer does.