Call Management

What the AI answers about your service menu at night, and what it hands to a clinician

Most after-hours medspa calls are questions before they are bookings: what something costs, what a treatment involves, whether it is right for them. Here is what the AI answers from your own menu, what it routes to your team, and how a night-time question becomes a booked consultation.

How it pays back

A price question does not wait until morning

Callers comparing providers in the evening usually stop at the first place that answers. Pricing and service questions answered from your own menu keep that conversation going instead of ending it at a voicemail greeting.

Suitability stays with a clinician

Whether a treatment is appropriate for a particular caller is not a question the AI answers. Those calls are escalated to your aesthetician or nurse with the context already gathered, so the clinical judgment is made by the clinician.

The question and the booking happen in one call

Callers often decide on aesthetic treatments spontaneously, in evenings and at weekends while researching. When the answer and the appointment arrive in the same conversation, the decision does not have to survive until the office opens.

You find out what callers actually ask

Recording and transcription give you an audit trail and something more useful: the real distribution of after-hours questions. What gets asked at 9 p.m. is often not what your daytime script assumes.

24/7 coverage

Nights, weekends, and holidays

Every call answered

Day or night, no voicemail dead ends

Urgent calls escalated

Routed to your team by your rules

Frequently asked questions

Can the AI quote prices for our treatments?

It answers from the service and pricing information you provide. You choose which pricing questions it answers directly and which it routes to staff, so nothing is quoted that you have not supplied.

What happens when someone asks whether a treatment is right for them?

That is escalated rather than answered. Complex or clinical questions are routed to your on-call clinician or front desk with the call context pre-loaded, so the caller does not repeat themselves and the judgment sits with a person.

What if a caller reports a problem after a procedure at 2 a.m.?

The AI detects urgency and transfers immediately to your on-call clinician or emergency contact, with all context provided. Non-urgent questions and bookings are handled on the call.

Can a night caller be put through to a person instead?

Yes. Warm transfer routes the caller to an on-call clinician or front-desk staff with the context already gathered. If nobody is available, the AI schedules a callback rather than leaving the caller at a dead end.

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