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Yes. The AI receptionist works for businesses across New York and the East Coast, including New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts. It answers in your business's voice no matter where you are, and it uses your existing phone number.
It answers naturally, in your business's voice, and handles most calls end to end. When a call needs a human, it transfers to you or your team right away. You decide how it introduces itself.
No. You keep your existing number and forward your calls, missed calls, or after-hours calls to the AI receptionist. There is no hardware to install.
It checks your live calendar availability, books the appointment, confirms with the caller, and sends you a summary. It works with Google Calendar, Outlook, Calendly, and common scheduling tools.
You set the rules. Urgent, high-value, or complicated calls are transferred to a real person right away, so nothing important slips through.
Most setups go live within days. We train it on your services, hours, pricing, and FAQs, connect your calendar, and test it before it takes a single call.