Airtorch

Use case

A receptionist that picks up on the first ring.

Airtorch greets callers, answers the frequent questions, books when it can, and sends the rest to the right person.

Always answered

Lunch, nights, and overflow no longer go to voicemail by default.

Directory aware

Transfers follow teams, hours, and what the caller actually asked for.

Messages that land

If nobody is free, the note includes a number and the reason for the call.

Replace the phone tree

Callers say what they need. The agent routes them without a keypad maze.

Multi-location

Hours and staff differ by site. The greeting and the directory follow the number that was dialed.

Measure containment

See how many calls ended resolved, booked, or transferred, by location and by hour.

Put Airtorch on the line.

Start with one queue. Hear it on a test call before a customer does.