Jackie answers the phones at Computer Input, our family's business: day, night, and mid-job. She takes the details, books the visit, and texts the owners before the caller hangs up. Yours gets a name too.
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Ask her anything a caller would: hours, a booking, a weird question. She'll keep up.
She tells callers she's an AI. Honesty is policy, not fine print.
Every call picked up: after hours, weekends, and when the line is busy.
Jobs and appointments land on your calendar, not on a sticky note.
Happy customers get a text asking for a Google review.
No-shows and past customers get a text that invites them back.
Once a month, one page: what rang, what booked, what came of it.
Jackie answers the phones at Computer Input, our family's low-voltage cabling company in South Florida, in business since 1986. She takes the job details, flags emergencies and puts them straight through to the owner, and texts Brian and Doramary a summary after every call. At the end of the month, a one-page report shows everything the phone brought in.
Let's Chat is one operator, not a platform with a support queue. The person who sets up your front desk is the person who answers when you call about it.
Your front desk gets its own name, voice, and script, built around how your business actually runs. Jackie belongs to Computer Input.
Every word it says goes past you before it goes live. Test calls until it earns the line.
No per-feature pricing maze. Call volume sets the plan; David tells you straight on a 15-minute call.
The moment a call ends, you know what happened.
Every call, same day: who called, what they needed, what happened.
The report an owner actually reads: what rang, what booked, what it was worth, and the one fix for next month.
Born at a cabling company. Estimates, emergencies, and after-hours calls that used to hit voicemail.
Appointments booked on the first call, reminders that stick, and quiet clients invited back.
Intake questions answered in plain words, screening for the calls that matter, messages that reach the right person.
Jackie belongs to Computer Input. Your front desk gets its own name, voice, and script. That's the point: it answers as your business, not as ours.
It's an AI receptionist that says so up front, sounds natural, and hands anything urgent or sensitive to a human. You approve everything it says before it goes live.
No. Your number stays. Calls forward only when you don't pick up, or whenever you choose.
It depends on your call volume and what you switch on. Call David and he'll tell you straight, with a number, on the first call.
Yes. And your number, your site, and your data leave with you. They were always yours.
Call or text David and he'll walk you through what this looks like on your line. Sent here by someone who knows us? Tell him who sent you.
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