One receptionist, a lot of jobs.
Every business uses AlloPlace a little differently. Here are the most common reasons people turn it on.
Answering
After-hours answering. Evenings, weekends and holidays. It books what it can and wakes you only for emergencies.
Missed-call answering. Your phone rings first. If you can't get to it, AlloPlace picks up instead of voicemail.
Appointment booking. Callers hang up with an appointment in your Google Calendar and a confirmation text.
Website chat. The same receptionist on your website, for people who'd rather type.
Where your calls come from
Google Maps and Search. People tap Call on your Google listing when they're ready to book. Make sure someone picks up.
Google Local Services Ads. You pay for those leads, and Google says missed calls can hurt your ranking.
Yelp. Callers who've just read your reviews and are comparing you with two other places.
Other listings and directories. Apple Maps, Bing, HomeStars, PagesJaunes, Facebook and every other place your number lives.
AI on both ends
When an AI calls your business. Google's AI already phones some businesses to ask about prices and openings. Answer it with your real numbers.
Your own AI assistant. Connect an AI assistant, Zapier or your own tools to the calls, messages and bookings AlloPlace handles.