Conversations survive dropped connections. A session-resumption handle plus sliding-window context compression lets a call reconnect and continue mid-sentence rather than restarting.
No technical skills, no hardware, no app downloads. From setup to live in minutes — here is exactly how it works and what makes the platform reliable.
Get your AI receptionist up and running without a single line of code or piece of hardware.
Choose your AI's name, voice, business hours, and what calls should handle — appointments, messages, or lead qualification.
We set up your dedicated AI receptionist on your own subdomain. Share the link on your website or send it directly to your customers — done.
Your AI answers every call, captures everything, and sends you instant notifications. Review calls and transcription in your dashboard.
An AI that answers your calls has to be dependable under real-world conditions — noisy lines, dropped connections, traffic spikes. Here is how the platform handles the edge cases most demos quietly ignore.
When speech is unclear or noisy, the engine doesn't guess. It asks the caller to repeat once, then falls back to an on-screen secure form so details are captured cleanly instead of mis-transcribed.
Conversations survive dropped connections. A session-resumption handle plus sliding-window context compression lets a call reconnect and continue mid-sentence rather than restarting.
Caller names, contact details and full transcripts are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. The encryption key never touches the database. Privacy is built into the schema, not bolted on.
Every captured submission is keyed to its live session token and linked to exactly one conversation. Retries and reconnects can never double-book or duplicate a lead.
Upstream AI calls run behind a circuit breaker; email delivery retries across providers and routes. A single dependency hiccup degrades gracefully instead of dropping the call.
Per-client and platform-wide spend gates are enforced inside a row-locked transaction before any minute is billed. The flat monthly price has a real, enforced cap — not a promise.