There is one of you.
There does not have to be one place.
Three worth ringing back, booked while you were here.
She answers, asks your questions in your words, books the ones worth seeing, and keeps chasing the ones who go quiet. You do the business.
A first-home buyer rings while you are somewhere else. Charlotte answers, says the call is recorded, asks how much they want to borrow, tells them plainly she is an AI when they ask, and books them in for three tomorrow. Then the film shows what a call like that leaves you: a booking in your diary, a write-up to read before you meet them, and the deal already on your board.
The call is an example, not a recording of a real call. The scenes and voices were made with AI, and the screens are from our demo account.
Music: “Firefly” by Scott Buckley, released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au. Edited and mixed under dialogue.
Hi, yeah. We have found a place we like and we need to sort the finance.
Happy to help with that. Roughly how much were you looking to borrow?
She asks one, then stops and waits for the answer.
Charlotte asks up to six of these, one at a time, must-pass questions first, then in the order you set. You write them when you set yourself up, and you can change them whenever you like.
An example conversation, not a recording of a real call.
An estimate on your own figures. It counts only the enquiries Charlotte now catches that would otherwise be missed, and assumes they settle at the same rate as the calls you already answer. It also assumes your usage stays inside the 1,000 minutes included on the Standard plan each month; calls beyond that draw credit at 50 cents a minute, which this estimate does not add.
Your plan includes A$500 of credit each month. Charlotte's calls use 50 cents a minute, rounded up to the minute. Anything else you use, such as calls your team takes, draws on the same credit.In the United States you pay by card, and until we set a US-dollar price you are charged A$499 a month in Australian dollars. Your card issuer converts it, so your statement can vary from month to month, and your issuer may charge its own fees.
Each business's records are kept separate from every other business's, including by rules inside the database itself.