Inbound Agent
The same rules on your web forms and inbox, so a web lead is qualified and booked the way a caller is.
See Inbound AgentWebaroo's Voice Agent is an AI agent on your phone line and your website chat. It picks up on the first ring, books into your calendar, takes intake, and brings a person in when your rules say so.
Ask Roo: Could an AI agent answer our calls and book into our calendar?
It speaks in your tone, knows your hours and services, and follows the rules you set. When a call needs a person, the person gets the whole story.
Day, night, weekend, lunch hour. The agent speaks in your tone, knows your hours and services, and follows the rules you set.
“Can a technician look at our rooftop unit today?”
It reads live openings from the scheduling tool you already run and confirms a time while the caller is still on the line.
“The earliest slot after 3 PM on Tuesday, please.”
Name, reason, address, insurance, photos by text if you need them. Every record lands in the same fields in your CRM or practice system.
“The unit is on the roof of our Main Street store. I can text a photo.”
When a question is outside the rules, the agent brings a human in with the transcript and a one-paragraph summary. The caller never repeats themselves.
“I need to talk to someone about a charge on my last invoice.”
Transcripts, summaries, and outcomes sit where your team can search them. Anyone on your team can flag a call. We turn each flag into a rule change.
“Someone told me last week the warranty covers this. Can you check?”
Examples are illustrative
The agent is the part your callers hear. A written rulebook, the rules your team approves, says what it may handle on its own, and the review queue and the monthly operation keep it right as your business changes.
Delivered by go-live.
Every month, for as long as it is live.
It takes the overflow first and the whole line only after your team has graded its calls.
Step 1
We write the rulebook with you: hours, services, what it may book, what it must hand off. We connect the calendar and the CRM.
Step 2
The agent takes the calls your team misses: overflow, lunch, nights, weekends. Your team grades every call in the review queue.
Step 3
The agent answers first on every call and transfers to your team when the rules say so. Monthly operation starts.
After go-live
A review queue for the first live weeks, where your team grades every call.
How it is priced
Voice Agent is a fixed fee for a defined scope, quoted on a call. After go-live, our support and maintenance team runs it on a monthly Run plan. No hourly billing.
The phone is usually the first build. Each of these picks up work a call starts: the web lead, the policy question, the next step.
The same rules on your web forms and inbox, so a web lead is qualified and booked the way a caller is.
See Inbound AgentCallers ask about policies, warranties, or prep instructions. With Knowledge Agent behind it, the agent answers from your documents, and your team sees which document each answer came from.
See Knowledge AgentA booked call starts the next steps: a work order, a deposit request, a reminder sequence.
See Workflow AgentOne agent, three phone lines. Pick one and follow a single call through Request, Knowledge, Action, and Handoff.
Caller
Can I get the first morning slot with someone who takes my plan?
Agent
Yes. Thursday at 9:20 is open with a provider who takes your plan. Can I verify your date of birth and hold it for you?
01Request
The desk at one clinic of a multi-site physician group opens at 8:00. The agent answers, hears what she needs, and looks for the first morning slot with a provider who takes her plan.
02Knowledge
It reads open slots, which providers take her plan, and the new patient visit length from the practice system. The clinic's handoff list says medication questions go to the nurse.
03Action
The visit is written into the practice system, and the intake link goes out by text before the call ends.
04Handoff
She asks whether to stop a medication before the visit. The agent says the nurse will answer that, logs the question for the nurse, and gives a callback window.
Caller
This is the site super at the Maple Street job. We need the drywall delivery pushed to Thursday morning.
Agent
Got it. I will log the change to Thursday morning for Maple Street and send it to your project manager for sign-off.
01Request
Crews start at 7. The office does not. The agent answers, matches the caller to the project, and hears what needs to change.
02Knowledge
Project names, the delivery schedule, and the rule that every change order goes to the PM come from the job list and the rulebook you wrote.
03Action
The delivery change becomes a task on the project with the caller, the time, and the ask. The PM gets a text.
04Handoff
The question about extra framing is a change order. The agent does not quote it. It hands the PM the transcript, and the super gets a callback window.
Caller
A sprinkler line burst in our warehouse overnight. I need to report it.
Agent
I can take the first report now. What is the policy number, and when did your team find the water?
01Request
Water from a burst sprinkler line is on the warehouse floor, and the claims desk opens at 8. The agent answers, matches the caller to the policy, and takes the first notice of loss.
02Knowledge
The policy status comes from the policy system. The carrier's written claim rules say which losses go to which desk and how soon an adjuster calls back.
03Action
The first notice of loss is written to the claims system with the caller, the time and the loss. A photo link goes out by text, and an adjuster callback is booked for 9 AM.
04Handoff
The caller asks whether the stock on the floor is covered. The agent says the adjuster will answer that, logs the question with the transcript, and confirms the callback time.
Patient access and scheduling desks, contractor and field service offices, insurance claims lines, and front desks that lose calls to voicemail.
If yours is not here, ask it on the 15-minute call.
Webaroo's Voice Agent answers your phone line and your website chat, books appointments into the calendar you already use, collects intake details, brings a person in when your rules say so, and logs every conversation where your team can review it.
Voice Agent is a fixed fee for a defined scope, quoted on a call. After go-live, our support and maintenance team runs it on a monthly Run plan. There is no hourly billing.
Why we don't bill by the hourThe agent brings a person in with the transcript and a short summary, or logs the question and gives a callback window if nobody is free. You decide which topics always go to a human, such as clinical questions, pricing a change order, or complaints.
It connects to your scheduling tool and to your CRM or practice management system, so bookings and intake land where your team already works. We confirm on the first call which of your systems it can connect to, and we build those connections first.
Yes. The agent tells callers it is an AI assistant for your business and puts a person on the line when the caller asks. We write the greeting with you and change it whenever you ask, and the AI disclosure stays in it.
No. It starts with the calls your team misses: overflow, lunch, nights and weekends. Your team grades every call in the review queue before it answers first on every call.
For a business that misses calls, Voice Agent is a natural first build.