Vandial
AI receptionist that answers 24/7 and books the job
What it does
AI receptionist and answering service for plumbers, clinics, law firms, property managers, salons. Answers 24/7, qualifies the caller, checks real availability and books the appointment. Vandial handles the calls, so you can focus on the job.
Answers your phone 24/7, works out what the caller needs and books the job into your Google or Outlook calendar. From $99/mo, robocalls never billed.
Vandial answers your phone around the clock, works out what the caller needs, and books the job into your calendar — not a voicemail with better manners. “ There's a trail of ants right across the kitchen counter. ” “ The landlord needs it done before the walk-through on Monday. ” “ The tank's empty and the heat's been off since last night. ” “ Something's grinding when I brake — is it safe to drive? ” “ It's due for the 30,000 mile service — can I get a loaner car? ” “ We've got the drawings, we just need someone to build it. ” “ I did my back in moving furniture and I can barely stand. ” “ Our offer's been accepted and we need an attorney this week. ” The same receptionist your shop gets,…from vandial.com
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