In development · pilot partners wanted
Medical clinics
The clinic phone, covered when the desk is busy.
Front-of-house enquiries
The questions that aren't bookings.
A large share of a venue's calls never become a reservation. They are questions — and every one of them still costs someone thirty seconds mid-service.
In development
Being built now, not yet available — including in Australia. Listed so you can see where Vox is going, not so you can buy it today.
What it actually does
Answers from what you told it, not from the internet
Hours, address, parking, step-free access, whether the terrace is heated, what the kitchen can do about a gluten allergy. Sourced from your own answers so it cannot invent a policy you do not have.
Says "I don't know" out loud
Anything outside what it has been told goes to a human rather than a plausible guess. For access and allergy questions, a confident wrong answer is the worst possible outcome.
Shows you what people keep asking
The questions that recur are usually a sign of something missing from your listing or your website. You get to see them instead of only your staff hearing them.
Solutions using VoxConcierge
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In development · pilot partners wantedProfessional services
Every call answered, without interrupting the people who bill.
Questions we get asked
When can we have it?
We are not giving a date we cannot hold. Pilot partners hear about it first and help decide what it needs to answer.
Is it separate from the rest of Vox?
No — it is the same phone host handling a different kind of call. There is nothing extra to install.