1. Missed call
Missed call · 11:42
Sent within seconds of an unanswered call during opening hours.
Simulated text messages. These fictional conversations illustrate the flow; this demo does not receive calls or send texts.
When a call goes unanswered because you’re mid-cut, the caller gets a text within seconds. If they reply with a question, an assistant answers from a list of answers you’ve approved. Anything not on the list comes to you.
Every message below is under 160 characters, so it sends as one text. Marketing texts say how to stop them. Automated replies say they’re automated.
Missed call · 11:42
Our text: 124/160 characters
Sent within seconds of an unanswered call during opening hours.
Our text: 126/160 characters
The question matches an approved answer, so it replies at once and says it is automated.
Sent to Dan’s phone · waiting for reply
Our text: 75/160 characters
Not on the approved list, so it is passed on. The owner gets a notification and replies between clients.
Our text: 106/160 characters
Sent the day before at 10am. Cuts no-shows without anyone picking up the phone.
Our text: 128/160 characters
Sent two hours after the appointment, only to customers who opted in.
Our text: 112/160 characters
Sent four weeks after a cut if nothing is booked. Opted-in customers only.
Our text: 114/160 characters
A same-day cancellation goes to a short list of opted-in regulars. The first YES gets the slot; later replies are told it has gone.
Our text: 88/160 characters
Stops all marketing texts to this number straight away.
What this adds up to after 60 days: the sample owner report →