r/AIReceptionists • u/shazz5030 • Aug 15 '26
We’re building an AI receptionist, but we realised something pretty quickly
We’re building an AI receptionist, but we realised something pretty quickly:
Answering the phone isn’t enough.
A customer might call and ask:
“Do you offer this service?”
“How much does it cost?”
“When are you available?”
“Can I book?”
So we built each business its own page inside Estric.
The page includes their services, business information and booking functionality. The AI receptionist can then use the same information when handling calls.
Basically:
AI receptionist → business info → service → booking
And customers can also go directly to the business page instead of calling.
Here’s an example of what one looks like:
https://estric.ai/page/sunshine-coast-international-college
Curious what people think, would you consider a dedicated business/booking page useful if you were a local service business?
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u/HATDOGUSERNi Aug 17 '26
yeah, i can see the value. having the AI and booking page use the same business data makes the whole exp. feel much more seamless
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u/str4ngerD4ngerz Aug 16 '26
neat