AI receptionists
What they are, what they handle well, where they fall short, and what they cost.
Knowledge base
Plain-language guides to answering calls, booking appointments and running the front desk with voice AI — written by the team that builds Sonorch, from what we see on real calls.
Six topics, each with a guide that goes all the way down — kept current as the product and the phone networks change.
What they are, what they handle well, where they fall short, and what they cost.
Getting calls from the number customers already dial to whatever answers them.
Deciding which calls get answered, which get booked, and which reach a person.
What an unanswered phone costs a business, and the ways to stop paying it.
Keeping the book honest: no double-booking, fewer no-shows, real openings.
How software hears a phone call, knows when you have finished, and remembers you.
Start here
An AI receptionist answers your business phone in natural conversation and acts on what callers ask. How it works, what it handles well, where it falls short, and how to judge the price.
The first question each guide answers, in a few sentences — with the whole guide a click away.