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A customer calls about a broken dishwasher. Sarah checks the brand, quotes the service call fee, takes the details and books the visit.
Twelve practices, twelve front desks, twelve different answers to the same question. Sarah answers for the whole group: one standard of intake, calls routed to the right location, appointments booked into each practice's own calendar — and reporting that finally covers all of them.
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Scripts drift, new hires improvise, and the patient experience depends on which office picked up. Sarah applies one approved standard everywhere, and changing it is one change, not twelve conversations.
The location with the fullest schedule is the one least able to answer the phone — so your highest-demand practice quietly leaks the most new patients.
Without a single view of call volume, missed calls and booking rates per site, regional managers are running on anecdote. Every Sarah call is logged, summarized and attributable to a location.
Real recorded conversations with US customers — the word-by-word transcript of each one is on the home page. Names, numbers and the client's business name are beeped out — everything else is exactly as it happened.
A customer calls about a broken dishwasher. Sarah checks the brand, quotes the service call fee, takes the details and books the visit.
A rental property with a leaking fridge. Sarah works out what is actually happening before anyone is dispatched.
The caller wants a part, not a technician. Sarah checks, says plainly that we do not sell parts, and offers what she can.
This is the shape of the conversation — triage first, details second, booking before the caller can dial a competitor. And it’s not a mockup: real recorded calls are right on this page.
No rip-and-replace. Sarah books into your calendar and writes into your CRM from day one.
Central or per-practice, we connect what you use during onboarding and match each site's appointment types.
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A dental service organization does not have a phone problem so much as a consistency problem. Each practice answers its own calls, to its own standard, with its own idea of what to say about insurance and emergencies — and the group has no reliable view of how many callers never got through at all. Adding staff fixes one site for one quarter.
A DSO AI receptionist changes the shape of it. One approved intake standard runs across every location, calls route to the right practice by number, region or availability, appointments book into each site's own calendar, and every call is logged and attributable. When something needs to change — a new insurance answer, a new emergency protocol — it is one change, live everywhere, rather than twelve retraining conversations.
Practice by practice, usually. Most groups start with one or two sites — often the busiest, where missed calls hurt most — confirm the script and the routing, then extend it. Nothing requires the whole group to switch on the same day.
That is the normal configuration: a group-wide standard for greeting, intake and escalation, with hours, providers and appointment types set per location.
Call volume, outcomes and summaries per location, so the comparison between sites is based on data rather than on which manager reports most confidently. Every call is recorded and transcribed against the practice it belonged to.
By whatever rule your group operates on: the number the patient dialed, the location they name, proximity to their address, or availability if you want the group to balance load. Each practice keeps its own calendar and its own appointment types — the routing sits in front of them.
Yes. The greeting and intake standard is group-wide, but hours, providers, appointment lengths and emergency protocol are per location. That is usually the point: consistency where patients notice, flexibility where operations demand it.
Each location is a channel — the base plan at $350 a month includes one, additional channels are $100 a month each. Groups above a handful of sites get volume terms in writing before they are billed on them; talk to us rather than guessing from the pricing page.
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