After-hours enquiries
Collect the job description, service address and callback details when the office is closed. Apply your approved routing rules and explain the next step.
THE FRONTIER CAPABILITIES
Bring marketing, conversations and follow-up together. Start with one problem, or connect the whole process around the way your business works.
01 / ATTRACT
Client acquisition starts with a clear offer and a practical route from interest to enquiry. We help connect campaign planning with what happens after someone responds.
For businesses that have capacity for more work and want a more deliberate approach to generating enquiries.
Your service area, current offer, campaign budget, existing website and access to the advertising accounts you want us to support.
An HVAC business wants more installation estimates. The campaign focuses on its approved service area and offer; each enquiry has a defined route to the team.
Advertising spend is separate from service fees. Enquiry volumes, appointment rates and revenue are not guaranteed.
02 / RESPOND
Your team cannot always pick up. An AI receptionist can be configured to introduce itself clearly, capture relevant details and follow your approved business rules.
For trades businesses handling calls while on jobs, managing overflow or receiving enquiries outside office hours.
Your service list, hours, coverage area, approved answers, booking process and the person who should receive escalations.
A plumbing enquiry arrives after hours. The receptionist captures the location, problem and contact details, then follows the business’s escalation policy.
The receptionist does not invent prices, availability or technical advice. Unsupported and urgent enquiries follow the agreed handoff process.
03 / MOVE FORWARD
An enquiry should not stop at a name and number. We help define who follows up, what qualifies for booking and how the information reaches your team.
For businesses with enquiries coming in but inconsistent qualification, appointment requests or follow-up ownership.
Your current calendar or CRM, appointment types, qualification rules, follow-up process and the team members involved.
An electrical business receives an EV charger enquiry. Details are organized for review, and the next step is a quote appointment or a callback—not an automatic price promise.
Integrations depend on compatibility and access. A requested appointment is not a confirmed booking until the agreed process confirms it.
ON THE JOB? WE’RE ON THE LINE.
Our trade videos share a common problem: an enquiry arrives when the owner or technician is occupied. Start with the coverage your business actually needs.
Collect the job description, service address and callback details when the office is closed. Apply your approved routing rules and explain the next step.
Give new enquiries a professional first response when your team is on a ladder, at a job site or already speaking with a customer.
Before heating season or a busy period, review opening hours, service areas, appointment capacity and the contact who receives urgent requests.
Pass along what the customer needs, where the job is, how to reach them and whether the next step is booked, requested or awaiting review.
AI SUPPORT. YOUR DECISIONS.
A professional experience starts with clear boundaries and a named person responsible for each next step.
Approved services, service areas, business hours and FAQ answers. Anything uncertain goes to your team.
Appointment types, calendar availability and booking permissions. No assumed arrival times or unapproved slots.
Urgent, sensitive and out-of-scope requests follow the escalation contacts and procedures you approve.
Review the agreed workflow, correct outdated information and retest changes before relying on them.
START SMALL. CONNECT MORE.
A single workflow can be a useful starting point. A combined scope can connect acquisition, reception and follow-up. We confirm the work, responsibilities and costs before you decide.