AI receptionist setup
Plan an inbound assistant that introduces itself, captures a service request, and helps your team understand what needs attention.
Scope, configure, testPractical automation. Personal service.
You’re busy
building a business.
Let’s make room.
AI receptionist and workflow solutions designed around the way service businesses actually work. Start small, keep people in control, and build from there.
Find your starting pointBuilt for local service businesses. Designed for human review.
BDS RECEPTIONISTConcept demo
“Tell me a little about the service you’re looking for.”
A clearer next step for your teamCapture the request → prepare a summary → review and follow up.
Human decisions. Helpful automation.01 / BDS
Cleaning & janitorialLandscapingHome servicesLocal service teams
What we do
One useful workflow.
A better way to work.
We focus on practical improvements, with a clear scope and a pilot before a larger rollout.
Call review workflows
Bring post-call summaries into a review queue so a person can check the details and decide the next step.
Capture, summarize, reviewPractical business automation
Identify repetitive intake and follow-up tasks, then design a manageable workflow around your business and tools.
Assess, simplify, improveSee the idea in action
A request comes in.
Your team gets clarity.
Explore an illustrative call summary for a few service businesses. This example runs only in your browser; it does not place a call or collect information.
Our receptionist demo is in development. Live phone service, bookings, and automatic messages are not enabled on this website.
“We’re looking for someone to clean our office twice a week.”
Request captured: Recurring office cleaning.
For the team: Confirm location, scope, and preferred schedule before providing a quote.
For the team: Confirm location, scope, and preferred schedule before providing a quote.
Illustrative example · No booking or price commitment
Our approach
Start with the problem.
Build with intention.
Useful automation should fit your operation and give you a clear way to check the work.
Pick one bottleneck
Look at your current process and choose a specific task worth improving.
Test a focused pilot
Agree on the scope, review example outcomes, and make the limitations clear.
Keep people in control
Review results together before expanding the workflow or enabling additional actions.
Your next step
What would you take
off your plate?
Tell us about one repetitive task or intake challenge. We’ll start with a conversation about what a focused pilot could look like.