An AI receptionist built for makeup artists
You're on a face at six in the morning on a wedding day. Bridal inquiries don't wait a week.
Keep your number. Cancel anytime.
- Assistant:
Ava Reyes Makeup, this is your assistant. How can I help?
- Caller:
Hi, I'm getting married in June and wanted to check you're free.
It knows what your callers mean
The call you can never take
The phone always rings on a face at six in the morning on somebody's wedding day.
Answers while you work
Books bridal trial, wedding day, bride, bridal party, per face and the rest of your list, without you putting anything down.
Answers what you get asked
Prices, hours, how long each service takes. It answers from what you've told it, and takes a message rather than guessing.
Answers after you've closed
You're open maybe 50 hours a week. There are 168. A call at nine on a Sunday either becomes a booking or becomes somebody else's.
The demo line
Or hear it answer a call yourself.
It answers as Bloom Salon, our imaginary shop.
Keep your number, cancel anytime.
Your phone right now is a liability
When you're with a client
Rings out, then offers to take a message
Answers on the first ring and books the appointment
Two people ring at once
The second one gets a busy tone or voicemail
Both answered, at the same time, by name
After you've closed
Sits until morning, and by then they have booked elsewhere
Books it into tomorrow's calendar at eleven at night
A caller who speaks Spanish
An English greeting they may not finish listening to
Switches to Spanish the moment it hears it
Knowing what was said
A name on a notepad, if that
A written transcript of every call, in your dashboard
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Questions from makeup artists
Bridal inquiries need a date, a party size and a location. Will it get all three?
It asks for what you have said you need, and will not hold a wedding date without it. A caller with only the date leaves a message rather than leaving.
I travel to clients. Can it handle that?
It answers your travel rules as you wrote them: how far you go, what you charge, how much notice. It does not invent a radius or a fee.
A wedding is one booking that blocks a whole day. Does it understand that?
It books the time you attached to the service, so a wedding morning blocks the morning rather than an hour.
More answers in the help center, or see exactly what Clayta does and doesn’t do.