Three working demonstrations below — a chatbot you can actually talk to, an after-hours call you can play, and the follow-up sequence you can run. Nothing here is a video.
Everything on this page runs on a fictional clinic — Ridgeline Dental — with made-up timings and prices. Your demo would be built on your real details, and it's the second thing that happens after we speak.
Tap a question or type your own. Try to catch it out — ask something a clinic wouldn't have told it, and watch what it does instead of guessing.
The clinic is shut. Nobody is at the desk. This is the call that would otherwise have gone to the next clinic on the search results.
Same inquiry as the call above. Run it and watch what fires, when, and what each message actually says.
The demo above answers from a small script. A live system handles far more — and occasionally meets a question it can't place. It's built to hand those over rather than guess, but you should judge it on your own questions, not ours.
Real callers interrupt, mumble, and ring from bad lines. A voice agent handles most of that and asks people to repeat themselves for the rest. Judge it by calling your own demo number, which is what we'd set up next.
Your services, your timings, your prices, your rules about what it must never say. That takes a couple of weeks and a few rounds with you — not an afternoon.
Fifteen minutes on your inquiries, then a demo built on your real business — on your own phone, for you to try to break.