On your website
A booking page in your brand and, if you like, a conversational assistant that answers questions and books.
We provide our own online appointment booking system. Guests pick a time on your website, or call you and the AI phone assistant books for them. Both routes lead into the same calendar, so a slot can never be booked twice. Your team sees every booking in one place, whichever channel it came from.
The video (Hungarian voice-over) shows an evening at a lab. The AI phone assistant answers an after-hours call, the website assistant replies in writing, and the patient books online. Every booking lands in the same calendar, and the team sees them in one place.
We set up the booking page with your name, colours and services, reachable from your website with one button. Guests book in two steps: they choose a service and a time, then enter their name and email address. No registration, and it works as well on a phone as on a desktop.
After booking, guests receive a confirmation email with a QR code. They use it to check in on arrival, and can cancel from the same email if plans change. A cancelled slot becomes available again straight away.
Many bookings are lost when nobody picks up the phone. During business hours the phone assistant takes load off your team; after hours, callers reach the assistant instead of voicemail. It asks what the problem is, uses the company’s own knowledge to say which service is needed and what to expect, then checks free slots and books what the caller chooses. The booking appears in the calendar immediately, right next to web bookings.
Next to the booking page, a conversational assistant can sit on your website. It helps where visitors used to get stuck: which service they need, how to prepare, how long it takes. Once they know what they want, the assistant takes them to the booking page or books for them.
Your team sees bookings in the client portal: who booked, when, for which service, on the website or by phone, and whether they have arrived. The list refreshes on its own. Services and available times are managed here too, and reception checks guests in with a phone or a code reader.
Phone calls come with a summary: what the caller asked, whether they booked, and whether they want a callback. Your colleague can pick up the case without asking the caller everything again.
A booking page in your brand and, if you like, a conversational assistant that answers questions and books.
A voice assistant that answers calls, books appointments and sends your team a summary.
QR check-in at reception. If you like, a life-size AI receptionist welcomes guests on a Box, MiniBox or Kiosk display.
All of them work from the same knowledge and write into the same system: what a guest booked by phone, reception can see too. Each can be introduced on its own, and the booking system and phone assistant need no display.
Inspections, tyre changes, repairs. In peak season the phone rings all day, and the assistant takes the overflow.
Examinations, sample collection, consultations. It also explains preparation, such as fasting or what to bring.
Hair, beauty, massage, training, with separate availability per service and staff member.
Lawyers, accountants, estate agents. The assistant books the first meeting, and your colleague arrives prepared.
Spa slots, tours, tastings, guided visits, with answers for international guests too.
Trial lessons, assessments, consultations. Applicants can book in the evening, when the office is closed.
If you already use a booking system, calendar or CRM and want to keep it, we connect the phone and website assistants to it wherever that system allows. We look at the best route in the needs assessment. If you have no customer management system yet, we build one, so bookings, calls and enquiries all come together in one place.
We go through the bookings and questions you receive, how you handle them today and where you lose customers. Free of charge, one meeting.
We add your services, staff or rooms and available times, and brand the booking page and the confirmation email.
We build the knowledge base from your materials, set the voice and tone of address, and connect the phone line. You approve the answers, and we verify everything with test calls before go-live.
The first month or two is about fine-tuning: we refine answers and the process based on real calls and bookings.
Yes. The booking page works on its own, and the phone or website assistant can be added later. It will book into the same calendar, with nothing to migrate.
Yes. We forward calls from your existing number to the assistant: always, only after hours, or when your team doesn’t pick up. Which options are available depends on your phone provider’s settings. We can also provide a new number.
No. The booking system and the website and phone assistants can each be introduced on their own. If you later add an assistant at reception, it works from the same knowledge and sees the same calendar.
If you want to keep it, we connect the phone and website assistants to it wherever that system allows. In the needs assessment we look at which route works, and when switching to our booking system is the better choice.
We tune it so that it doesn’t: it uses your wording, and we keep refining it based on real calls. You can hear an example right now on +36 21 201 2415 (in Hungarian). At the start of every conversation the assistant states that the caller is speaking with AI.
It doesn’t guess. It says a colleague can help with that and, depending on the set-up, transfers the call, arranges a callback or takes a message.
It only asks for and records what the booking needs; on the website booking page that is a name and an email address. There is no registration. Data is stored in an EU data centre, you set the retention period, and the details are laid down in the data processing agreement.
There is a one-off set-up fee and a monthly operating fee. The amount depends on which channels you introduce, your call volume and whether we need to connect to an existing system. After the needs assessment we send an indicative quote.
Tell us what bookings and calls come in today and which systems you use. We’ll suggest the channels and the rollout.