Receptionist Pilot
One inbound flow
AI OPS / 02 · Inbound calls · qualification · booking
CMake Studio builds inbound AI receptionist systems for service businesses. The agent can answer approved FAQs, collect caller details, qualify requests, book appointments, send summaries and escalate when a human is needed.
FAST START
Start with one inbound call flow, prove it on real calls, then expand only after the workflow is reliable.
Payment is handled through PayPal after scope confirmation so the transaction and invoice trail stay with the buyer and CMake Studio.
WHO IT FITS
Service businesses losing calls after hours or while staff are busy
Teams repeatedly answering the same basic questions
Businesses that need qualified caller details before a human follows up
Appointment-based companies that want calls connected to a calendar workflow
These are launch prices for tightly scoped work. If the input is materially larger or more complex, the exact scope is confirmed before any payment request is sent.
Receptionist Pilot
One inbound flow
Booking Receptionist
Calls + scheduling
Managed Reception
Monitoring + improvements
DELIVERY
AI is used where it improves throughput, but deterministic validation and explicit exceptions stay part of the workflow.
We define why people call, what the agent may answer and when it must transfer or stop.
Approved services, hours, locations, FAQs and qualification rules are turned into a constrained operating context.
Calendar, email, CRM or webhook actions are connected only where they are actually needed.
The agent is tested against unclear requests, interruptions, unsupported questions and escalation cases before launch.
The default offer is inbound-first. Outbound calling has additional consent, carrier-policy and regulatory considerations, so it is scoped separately rather than enabled by default.
Yes, when the business has a supported calendar or booking workflow and clear availability rules.
The call flow includes explicit fallback and escalation behavior. It should not invent business policies, prices or promises.
Not necessarily. The final setup depends on the telephony provider and current number configuration; forwarding is often possible.
Ready to test it on real work?