FrontCrew AI
AI receptionist for service calls, leads, and bookings
What it does
FrontCrew AI gives service businesses an AI front office, starting with an HVAC-first Reception Agent. Avery answers approved inbound calls, qualifies leads, checks service areas, applies safety-sensitive routing, and books appointments on a connected calendar. The live workflow can send consented confirmations and one eligible missed-call recovery text. Maya (Sales) and Leo (Follow-up) are controlled pilot roles, with dental, legal, and home-services expansion planned.
FrontCrew AI provides an HVAC-first AI receptionist for inbound calls, qualification, appointment booking, and consented confirmations.
Start with Avery, the HVAC Reception Agent for qualification and booking. Maya and Leo represent Sales and Follow-up roles on the pilot roadmap. The current HVAC MVP connects approved inbound calls, qualification, calendar booking, and consented confirmations in one workflow. Eligible inbound callers hear a natural greeting tailored to your company, services, and approved hours. The workflow captures intent, fit, urgency, and estimated value using your approved service and safety rules. Qualified callers can choose an approved connected-calendar slot and receive a consented confirmation when messaging is eligible. Avery powers the HVAC-first MVP. Maya and Leo define the Sales and Follow-up…from frontcrewai.com
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