You Run
The Business.We've Got The Phone.

Yes. Customers keep calling the number they already know. Your receptionist gets her own number, and you forward the calls you choose to her — missed calls, after-hours, overflow, or every call. Step-by-step instructions for your phone are at autonofy.ai/call-forwarding, and one call to your carrier turns it off.

Yes. The default setting is that she introduces herself as your automated receptionist, and tells the truth if anyone asks. Here's what actually happens, though: she sounds so natural that most callers stop noticing a few seconds in. They're just happy they're getting booked for the service they need right now.

You define urgent — that's question six of the seven. When one comes in, she does exactly what you chose: transfers the caller straight to you, or wakes up the person you named.

She never guesses. She takes the question, tells the caller exactly what happens next, and texts you the details on the spot.

24 hours. You check out, answer the seven onboarding questions, and we build it the same day. Before any customer hears her voice, you call yourself and put her to the test, once you see how awesome she is, you'll text us "GO" and she's live!

Everything. 24/7 answering, caller qualification, calendar booking, a text-and-email recap of every call, searchable transcripts, and rule changes whenever you want them. Calls aren't recorded by default. There's no contract.

She keeps answering — running out of minutes never means missing a call. Extra minutes bill at your plan's rate, and you can move up a plan anytime.

She shuts them down in seconds and they never reach you. No recap, no 6am robocall texting you a summary, no wasted minutes chatting with telemarketers.

She doesn't argue. She takes the message, tells them exactly when they'll hear from you, and texts you right away — flagged so you know they wanted a human. Want those calls sent straight through instead? Just say so in your rules.

She asks once, plainly. If it's still not clear, she doesn't loop or guess — she takes a name and number, promises a callback, and texts you what she has. A bad connection costs thirty seconds, never a customer.