Wherever your customers write, Joe is already there
Twelve channels, one assistant. You describe your business once and Joe answers the same way everywhere — same prices, same policies, same escalation rules. Connecting a channel takes an authorisation, not a setup.
200 credits on us for 7 days to decide if he keeps the job.
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AI phone assistant
Joe picks up on a real local number, day or night, and handles the call the way your best receptionist would. No hold music, no voicemail, no "sorry, we were closed".
Read more →No "press 1 for opening hours". Joe reads what the customer wrote, answers the whole message, and books, quotes or refunds inside the same thread.
Read more →The reel does the work, then the DMs pile up for three days. Joe answers each one in seconds, qualifies the buyer, and books them in.
Read more →Messenger
Facebook Messenger is where local customers still ask "are you open?" at ten at night. Joe answers, and books them for tomorrow.
Read more →The inbox nobody gets to the bottom of. Joe reads every mail, answers the ones he can, and prepares the rest so a person only has to press send.
Read more →SMS
The channel everyone reads. Joe sends the confirmation, chases the no-shows, and handles the "can we move it to Friday?" reply without anyone touching a phone.
Read more →Slack
Internal questions eat the same hours as customer ones. Joe sits in the channels, answers from your documents, and escalates only what needs a human.
Read more →X
Public complaints move fast. Joe replies in seconds, moves the detail into DMs, and tells you when a human should take the keyboard.
Read more →YouTube
A video keeps selling for months, and the questions under it keep arriving for months. Joe answers each one, in the language it was written in, and moves the buyers into a booking.
Read more →Teams
The same agent that answers customers answers your staff. Joe sits in the channels, quotes the handbook, and only interrupts a person when the answer is not written down.
Read more →Inbound on LinkedIn is slow, valuable and easy to lose. Joe answers every real enquiry within minutes, qualifies it, and books the call before the interest cools.
Read more →Website chatbot
Most website chat widgets take a name and promise a callback. Joe answers the question, checks the availability, and books the appointment before the visitor leaves the page.
Read more →Everything Joe hands over lands in one place
Every channel in one thread-per-customer view, with the full history attached. Take over mid-conversation, hand it back, and Joe picks up where you left off.
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Channel questions
Do I have to set Joe up separately for each channel?
No. You describe your business once. Connecting a channel is an authorisation step — the knowledge, tone and escalation rules are already there and apply everywhere.
Does he answer the same way on every channel?
Same facts, same rules, different register. A phone call is not written like an Instagram DM, and Joe adjusts length and formality to the channel while the substance stays identical.
What if a customer moves from one channel to another?
The conversation follows them. Joe recognises the contact and picks up from what already happened rather than starting again, and the whole history sits in one thread in the inbox.
Can I turn a channel off?
At any time, from the workspace. Turning a channel off stops Joe answering there immediately; it does not affect the others.
Which channels cost more to run?
Credits are consumed by volume and type: one credit per message or email, three per SMS, ten per minute of call. So a voice-heavy mix costs more than a chat-heavy one at the same conversation count.
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200 credits on us for 7 days to decide if he keeps the job.