Capture
Iris answers the call, chat, or text in your business name, any hour. It’s upfront that it’s your AI assistant, and friendly enough that nobody hangs up.
Calls, texts, and DMs all land in one place.
Iris knows your peak hours, prices, and policies, so it never has to guess. And every conversation becomes a record you can review when you have a free moment, if you have a free moment.
Good morning, John
Two meetings today, and eight actions waiting on someone.
Today’s upcoming calls3/417% on last week
Pending call requests86h 48m84% on last week
Contact actions
- New appointment booked
- Call back requested
- New conversation
Call analytics
10,564
Calls answered
Upcoming bookings
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Bookinga booking lands while you’re heads-down, and it’s already on the calendar when you look up.
Callbacksno callback slips through. iris chases the ones your team hasn’t got to yet.
Messagesevery message gets an answer, even the ones that come in after hours.
Follow-upiris checks back in, so a lead doesn’t go cold because nobody remembered to.
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Your front office is five tools that don’t talk
Each one holds a piece of the customer.
A phone service, a chat widget, a booking link, a texting app, and a CRM nobody updates. The customer feels every gap between them, and the one who waits usually calls someone else.
Iris is one system that answers, acts, and remembers.
The problem
82%
of callers say they’ll call a competitor if you don’t answer
CallRail, 2025
The fix
Answers
Every call, chat, and text gets picked up in seconds, in your business name, at any hour, even when you’re on a job. No voicemail, no hold music, no form to fill in.
The problem
64%
of customers don’t hear back within the hour
Invoca, 2026
The fix
Acts
iris qualifies the lead, books a real slot while they’re still on the line, and sends the confirmation. Anything that needs a person goes to one, details attached.
The problem
56%
of customers often have to repeat information
Salesforce, 2023
The fix
Remembers
Every conversation is filed with the full thread attached, so nobody has to repeat themselves. The July caller is still a lead in October, and nobody retypes a thing.
The Context Engine
Tell iris once, and every channel already knows
One living model of your business:
The services, the hours, the prices, the policies, and the voice it is all said in. Every call, chat, and text reads it before it says a word, so the answer at two in the morning matches the one at noon.
- Change it once. Every channel changes with you.
- See what iris knows, and correct it, in a visual mindmap.
- No retraining, no re-prompting, no five tools telling five stories.
- Tone
- Hours
- Prices
- Services
- Policies
- FAQs
No setup project
Hand it files, your website, or a quick call.
No black box
See what iris knows on a mindmap and correct it on the spot.
No re-teaching
Update info once and every channel knows.
How it works
How iris handles one customer, start to finish.
Missed call at 9:14pm?
Iris already answered, learned what’s wrong, and booked Thursday at 10am. The confirmation went out by text, and the whole thing is on file for next time.
Qualify
Iris asks what you’d ask: what’s wrong, where they are, and how soon they need you. It can tell an emergency from a quote, and it sends the urgent ones straight to you.
Book
Iris books a real slot on your calendar while they’re still on the line. No “someone will call you back,” and no back-and-forth to find a time.
Follow up
Iris texts the confirmation right away and a reminder the day before. If a quote goes quiet, it checks back on the schedule you set.
Record
Iris writes the record while they talk: the problem, the address, the booking, and every message after. When they reach out again, nobody starts from zero.
Your questions, answered.
Iris is an AI growth system for businesses that run on calls, chats, and texts. It answers every conversation, books the job, follows up, and keeps the record, all from one picture of your business.
One system. A caller can be qualified, booked, texted, and logged without a handoff between vendors, because there is no second vendor. Nothing falls between two tools when there are no two tools.
No. Run one and leave the rest off for as long as that works. They compound when combined, since each one feeds the next, but your call volume sets the pace, not the packaging.
The AI Receptionist, usually. The unanswered call is the costliest leak and the easiest one to measure, and it pulls the rest of the system in by itself: an answered call becomes a booking, a text, and a record.
Yes, and you rip nothing out. Iris answers on the business line you already use, books into the calendar your team already checks, and hands clean records to the CRM you already run. Onboarding confirms the exact setup path.
It doesn’t guess. Iris captures the details, routes the person to the right member of your team, and notifies them with the full conversation attached, so they pick up where Iris left off. You set where that line sits.
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Iris at work
Every step, closed out before you look up
Nothing here needed you. iris picked up, worked out what it was looking at, booked the slot, and handed over only the part that needed a person.
- picked up on the second ring, in your business name
- heard the whole thing: a leak under the kitchen sink
- checked Thursday against your calendar and your travel time
- booked 10am, read the confirmation back, and texted it over
- flagged the one quote that still needed your price