Every industry. Same problem. Every call that goes unanswered is business you didn't need to lose. Find your sector and see how HandledReply fits.
Each assistant is trained around the way your business actually takes calls — not a generic script.
Restaurants, pubs, hotels, takeaways. Tables to turn, guests to look after. Your assistant takes reservations and keeps your diary full.
Garages, MOT centres, bodyshops. You're under a car, not near a phone. It books MOTs and answers every caller, not voicemail.
Salons, barbers, spas, clinics. With a client, not free to answer. It captures bookings and keeps your chair full.
Plumbers, electricians, builders, roofers. On a job, not at a desk. It captures call-backs so no lead goes unanswered.
Private dentists, physios, clinics. With a patient. It handles booking enquiries and captures every appointment opportunity.
Accountants, agents, consultants. Heads-down work. It greets, qualifies, and routes, so you only return calls that matter.
Lettings, sales, property management. You're out on viewings. It captures buyer and tenant enquiries before they move on.
Tee times, membership enquiries and event bookings. It answers when the pro shop is busy and keeps the course running smoothly.
Haulage, taxi firms, couriers and logistics. On the road, not at a desk. It handles bookings, quotes and dispatch calls around the clock.
Office, retail and industrial cleaners. Out on site, not in the office. It captures quote requests and schedule enquiries while you work.
Builders, property maintenance and facilities teams. On site or up a ladder. It logs enquiries and sends them straight to the right person.
Gyms, sports clubs, leisure centres and personal trainers. It handles membership enquiries, class bookings and trial sign-ups.
Includes 300 minutes/month, a one-off £249 setup fee, and everything you need to answer every call. Extra minutes are £0.20/min.
Move the sliders to match your business. This is what an unanswered phone is worth over a month, and what's left once your receptionist picks it up.