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Answer common questions
Use an approved knowledge base for hours, services, and basic policies.
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Give callers a useful answer when your team is busy or away.
Get a QuoteThe work
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Use an approved knowledge base for hours, services, and basic policies.
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Capture contact details and a summary so your team can call back with context.
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Transfer callers based on their request, business hours, or urgency.
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Check available calendar slots and confirm bookings within rules your team sets.
Delivery approach
Specify the opening, approved answers, business hours, appointment rules, and the types of requests that need an immediate handoff.
Use the phone, booking, or messaging systems agreed in scope. Decide which details the receptionist needs to capture and what belongs in the team’s call summary.
Test questions, interruptions, unavailable slots, misheard information, and transfer failures. Review how the system falls back to a person or voicemail.
Scope and acceptance
A caller asks about hours, then requests a booking. The receptionist uses approved answers and checks available times when a calendar is connected. If a request falls outside its rules, it routes the call or takes a message.
A call flow, an approved answer library, routing and fallback rules, and a handoff guide. Booking and call summaries depend on the phone and scheduling tools in scope.
We test interruptions, unclear requests, closed hours, and failed transfers. We agree on who handles escalations and which details should appear in a call summary.
Illustrative scenario
An after-hours receptionist can answer routine questions, capture a callback request, and send urgent cases through a separately agreed route.
Before we start
That depends on your phone provider and forwarding or integration options. We check this during discovery.
We agree on transfer targets, voicemail rules, and when a caller should get a callback.
Tell us what you already have and what you’d like to improve.