We start calling five days from now.

How it works

No software to install, no login, no system to manage. We can start without an API and no integration with your systems. Here is how we would start.

The first week.

WhenWhat happensWhat you do
Day 1You point your inquiry form at us, or email a file export of accounts and datesOne form change, or one file
Day 2We write the script and configure the voice to your businessNothing
Day 3You review and approve the script, the voice and the guardrails30 minutes
Day 5Calling begins. Appointments arrive as ordinary calendar invitesTake the calls

Hundreds of rehearsals before the first real call.

How your agent is trained

We build more than your agent. We build a cast of virtual callers modelled on everyone who your agent might talk to — and your agent faces each of them, hundreds of times, until it handles every situation like your best employee.

  1. 01

    Rehearse. Hundreds of simulated conversations with every caller type.

  2. 02

    Judge. Human and AI reviewers score every call against your standards.

  3. 03

    Refine. The loop continues live — real calls keep making the simulations smarter.

Virtual callers of every type flow into the agent. Human and AI judges score each rehearsal, then the loop feeds back so live calls keep making the simulations smarter.
  • Good customer AI

    Polite, interested, ready to book

  • Hard customer AI

    Sceptical, full of objections

  • Distracted customer AI

    Half-listening, mid-errand

  • Angry customer AI

    Arrive upset, need de-escalating

  • Competitors & salespeople AI

    Probing for your playbook

  • Information extractor AI

    Trick out data they shouldn't have

  • Bad-faith caller AI

    Push it toward the inappropriate

…and whatever else your phone line attracts

Hundreds of conversations with each

Your virtual agent

Takes every call, every mood.

Human + AI judgeslistening in on every conversation

Each call scored against your standards

refine & re-test →

✓ Accuracy✓ Tone✓ Judgement✓ Knows what to refuse

What a call actually sounds like.

Or skip the reading and talk to it yourself.

Talk to the agent instead

Same system, pointed at explaining itself rather than at your customers.

You'll be speaking with an AI, not a person. It can't give advice or quote prices. Uses your microphone.

Sample call — inbound inquiry, 9pm

Agent
Good evening — I'm calling from Harbor & Main about the enquiry you sent through a few minutes ago. Is now an alright moment?
Caller
Oh — that was fast. Yes, go ahead.
Agent
I should say I'm an automated assistant, not one of the team. I can't quote or advise, but I can get the right person to call you. Can I check what you were looking for?
Caller
Cover for a second van. What's that going to cost me?
Agent
That's exactly what Marcus will go through with you — pricing isn't something I can touch. He has tomorrow at 9, or Thursday at 4:30.
Caller
Thursday, but later if you have it.
Agent
I have 5:15 as well. Would that suit you better?
Caller
That works.
Agent
Booked. You'll get a calendar invite from Harbor & Main in the next few minutes. If you'd rather speak to someone tonight, I can put you through now.

Illustrative script, not a recording of a real customer call.

When we call.

Inquiries: within minutes, whenever they arrive. Renewals: business hours, evenings and weekends — always inside legal calling windows for the customer's own time zone, at the cadence and retry limits agreed with you. Evenings and weekends are where the pickup rate lives, and they're the hardest shift to staff with people.

How results reach you, and how we count them.

Appointments arrive as ordinary calendar invites, each with a short summary of what was said. Answers arrive as a simple weekly list. At the end of each week you confirm which appointments were held — through a read-only calendar share or a single-click confirmation, whichever you prefer. That shared record is what your invoice is built from, so there's never a reconciliation argument at month end.

Where it goes from here.

  1. Pilot

    60–90 days, one trigger

  2. Standing coverage

    Every inquiry, every cycle

  3. Multi-motion

    Add the second trigger

  4. Embedded

    We run your outbound function

Twenty minutes, on your own numbers.