Start with what is going wrong.
Pick the thing that costs you most. We will show you what changes, what your customer notices, and where your team stays in charge.
What is going wrong
Solved by: The AI ReceptionistWhat changes
Every call is answered in your tone, at any hour, by an AI agent that knows your services and your calendar.
What your customer notices
A straight answer and a booked appointment, instead of voicemail and waiting for a callback that may not come.
Where you stay in charge
You set the exact rules for what the agent can confirm, and which sensitive calls must transfer to a person.
It plugs into
- Phone system
- Calendar
- CRM
- A person on your team
How it plays out
- 19:40A customer calls after office hours.
- 19:40The agent answers on the second ring and identifies what they need.
- 19:41The appointment is booked and confirmation is texted to the caller.
- Next morningYour team reviews the logged booking in their calendar.
Everything Attanda can do
Highlighted below: the parts working on the problem you picked. You only ever pay for what you switch on.
Front-Desk Autonomy
- Answering your callsIn use
Picks up in your brand's tone, at any hour, knowing your diary and services.
- Replying online
Website chat and messaging channels answered in seconds, not days.
Commercial Autonomy
- Doing the follow-up
The note, the confirmation text, the reminder, and the CRM entry: completed before anyone has to remember it.
- Knowing your businessIn use
Grounded strictly in your services, prices, policies, and files—never guessing from the open internet.
Enterprise Infrastructure
- Keeping your systems in sync
One customer update reaches every tool it should reach across your entire back-office software stack.
- Keeping your team in chargeIn use
Strict limits you set, clean hand-over rules, and complete operational reasoning logs for every action.
- Showing you what happened
Plain-English summaries and audit-ready reports on what customers requested and how the system resolved it.
Find the right starting point for your business.
Answer a few quick questions to map your setup. We'll tell you honestly where to start—including if the answer is not yet.