Disclosure
Callers know who they’re talking to
- The virtual assistant is identified at the start where appropriate
- No deceptive impersonation of a person
- Final wording reviewed for legal, privacy and operational fit
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AI Receptionist
Let an AI voice assistant take enquiries, answer approved questions and book defined appointment types. When a call needs judgement or care, it hands over to a person.
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Use AI for a clearly defined job
A good first job is a repetitive call that follows clear rules, has reliable answers and ends with a clear outcome. Think opening hours, service-area questions, basic qualifying questions, appointment requests, reminders and taking messages.
Answer using approved information, and don’t invent anything when the answer isn’t known.
Ask only for the details the approved business rule needs.
Offer authorised appointment types and times through an approved integration.
Transfer the call, or create a clear follow-up task, when the assistant isn’t confident or a caller asks for a person.
High-risk, sensitive or unusual calls should move to a person.
Set expectations at the start
Use a clear opening that names the business and the virtual assistant, says what it can help with and offers a team member. The assistant must not deceptively impersonate a person.
Recording and consent wording must be approved for the workflow and jurisdiction.
Example opening
“Hello, you are speaking with the virtual assistant for [BUSINESS NAME]. I can help with common questions and appointment requests, or arrange for a team member to assist.”
The opening should
Example call experience
The assistant confirms important details and explains what happens next. When it can’t help, it says so and follows the approved escalation path.
Identify the business and virtual assistant
Ask why the caller is getting in touch
Answer from approved content or complete the authorised task
Read back key details, such as date, time and contact number
Transfer, book a callback or flag the call as urgent
Human handoffExplain what happens next
Example only. A caller can ask for a person at any point, and every workflow defines when a person takes over.
Map my call workflowSafeguards
Disclosure, escalation, privacy and recording rules are agreed for each workflow before it answers a single call.
Callers know who they’re talking to
A clear path to a person
Set for each workflow
Payment card details and unnecessary sensitive information never go into the workflow.
Read the Privacy PolicyConnect the workflow carefully
Approved integrations may create leads, appointments, tickets or follow-up tasks in your calendar, CRM, ticketing or booking system.
Never place payment card details or unnecessary sensitive information into the workflow.
Agreed for every integration
Measure business outcomes
We don’t judge success just by how many calls end without a transfer, or how short they are. We track whether the task was done correctly and what happened next, so you can see whether the assistant earns its place in the budget.
What we track
Questions
Plain answers about disclosure, bookings, recording and the limits of AI.
Your workflow should clearly identify the virtual assistant where appropriate. It must not deceptively impersonate a person. The final wording depends on legal, privacy and operational review.
It should say it can’t confirm the answer, avoid guessing and follow the approved escalation path, such as a transfer, a callback or taking a message.
Yes, where the approved platform and booking integration support the rules you need. Limit the assistant to authorised appointment types, availability and confirmation steps.
Only after your business has addressed notification, consent, lawful purpose, access, security, retention and deletion requirements. Recording must not be enabled by assumption.
No. Sensitive, distressed, complex, regulated or high-consequence calls may need immediate handling by a person. The design must define those boundaries.
Related services
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Request a marketing reviewInternet chosen around your location, team size, cloud apps, support needs and what downtime would cost you.
Check business availabilityNeed outbound, multi-team or higher-volume workflows? See AI Voice and Automation for Corporate.
Workflow demonstration
We’ll walk you through a sample workflow, look at your common call types and work out what should stay human-led.
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