On site
A life-size assistant at reception or in the customer area, on a Box, MiniBox or Kiosk display.
HoloChron doesn’t only work at reception. The same assistant books appointments and answers questions on your website, and picks up the phone when your team can’t. It works from one knowledge base and writes everything it learns into the same system.
It sits on your website and helps where visitors used to give up: they couldn’t find a free slot, didn’t understand a service, or didn’t want to fill in a form. It answers from your own knowledge base, not from the open internet.
It helps where most customers are lost: missed calls. During office hours it takes the load off your team; after hours it doesn’t leave callers on voicemail.
A life-size assistant at reception or in the customer area, on a Box, MiniBox or Kiosk display.
A booking and customer-service assistant on your own site, in your brand.
A voice assistant that answers incoming calls.
All three work from the same knowledge and write into the same system: what was agreed on the phone is known at reception too. Each can be introduced on its own — the website and phone assistants need no display.
We connect to your booking calendar, CRM, webshop or business system through an API. If you don’t have a customer system yet, we set that up too, so bookings, calls and enquiries end up in one place.
We go through the questions and bookings you receive, the systems you use, and where you lose customers today. Free, one meeting.
We build the knowledge base from your materials and set the voice, style and form of address. You approve the answers.
We connect it to your calendar, CRM and phone line, then check it with test calls.
The first month or two is about fine-tuning: we refine answers and the flow based on real conversations.
No. The website and phone assistants can be introduced on their own. If you later add an on-site assistant, it works from the same knowledge.
We connect to your existing calendar, booking or business system through an API. Which route suits yours is something we check in the needs assessment.
We tune it so it doesn’t: it uses your wording and your company’s tone, and we keep refining it from real conversations. At the start of the conversation it tells the caller they are speaking to AI.
It doesn’t guess. It says a colleague can help with that and, depending on the setup, transfers the call, books a callback or takes a message.
It only asks for and records what the booking or the request needs. What we store, where and for how long is set out in the contract.
Tell us what bookings and calls come in today and which systems you use. We’ll suggest the channels and the integration.