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Home services first

Start with the calls home-service teams miss.

HVAC and plumbing are the priority. Each call captures a service address, callback number, issue, and urgency, including after hours. Legal offices can let a caller choose Spanish for intake.

Build session

  1. 01Describe your business
  2. 02Pick a voice and test it
  3. 03Go live

No prompt engineering. No implementation queue. Just a conversation that becomes your receptionist.

Where to start

Home services first, then the other front desks.

Spanish for a legal office is a caller choice during intake. The firm keeps its own review of every matter. Ava still captures the lead for your team instead of booking, transferring, or advising.

Heard: A fragile signal held between two protective curves

Home services

Ava asks what failed and where, and saves the address, the problem, and how urgent the caller says it is for your team.

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Trust: Two pulses settling into one rhythm

Law

Ava takes new-client intake in English or Spanish and saves the matter details for your team, without giving legal advice.

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Possibility: One signal unfolding into useful paths

Property management

Ava asks whether the caller is a tenant or a prospect and saves the maintenance or leasing request for your team.

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Trades

HVAC, plumbing, and restoration.

Heard: A fragile signal held between two protective curves

HVAC

Take down no-heat and no-cool requests, day or night, and save the details your team needs to call back.

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Relief: A knot opening into a calm path

Plumbing

Collect the plumbing issue, service location, and contact details for your team to assess and follow up.

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Relief: A knot opening into a calm path

Restoration

Collect property-loss request details for your team to review, without assessing safety or providing emergency response.

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Describe your calls. Then phone Ava.

You approve the greeting and the questions before a customer hears them.