Greeting
The greeting is the opening line your receptionist uses when answering a call or starting a conversation. Keep it short and specific. Good greetings usually include the business name, a quick disclosure that the caller is speaking with the AI receptionist, and a simple offer to help.| Business type | Example greeting |
|---|---|
| Dental clinic | Thanks for calling Bright Smile Dental. I’m the AI receptionist. How can I help? |
| Salon | Thanks for calling North Loop Salon. I can help with services, availability, and messages for the team. |
| Home services | Thanks for calling Peak HVAC. I’m the AI receptionist. Are you calling about service, scheduling, or an urgent issue? |
| Restaurant | Thanks for calling Maple Table. I can help with hours, reservations, and messages for the staff. |
Default customer language
The Default customer language setting supports:| Option | Value |
|---|---|
| English | en |
| French | fr |
This setting is a fallback, not a limit on conversation language. The receptionist can respond in other languages when the caller’s language is clear. Add greeting, knowledge, service, and rule content in the languages your callers are most likely to use.
Default transfer number
The Default transfer number is the phone number used when the receptionist performs a live handoff to a human. Use a number that is answered during business hours. If different teams handle different requests, keep the default number as the safest general handoff and add rules for when a caller should be transferred.Add a transfer number when you want live human handoff. Without one, the receptionist takes callback or follow-up details so your team can respond from the dashboard.