No two businesses run the same
iris learns yours. It’s the AI Growth System for small businesses.
A barbershop books by chair, an auto shop by bay, a studio by class. iris learns your way, then answers every call, chat, and text.
Saturday 9am Flow · 12 of 12
Rafael took the last mat. The class is full.
Hannah · first class · mat 3
Booked in the web chat. Mats provided.
Here’s how you can take a class from open to full
Sunday, 6:30pm.
Mira Shah opens Saturday’s 9am class at Kestrel Yoga. Here’s how its 12 mats fill, from her text to a full room.
Rafael calls, and Kestrel picks up
Answers Rafael’s call in Kestrel’s name while Mira teaches her noon class. He asks about Saturday and gets the last mat before he hangs up.
Who’s coming: Rafael takes mat 12. The class is full.
Rafael asks it his way
Talks with Rafael in plain speech, so he can ask in his own words. “I haven’t done yoga in years. Is that OK?” is enough to go on.
That’s enough to go on.
The class fits your week
Offers Saturday’s class and Cole’s 10:30 Pilates with the spots each one has left. Every booking lands on the schedule your studio already checks.
- Saturday · 9:00am · Flow
- 1 mat left
Cole’s 10:30 Pilates has spots too
Saturday’s class, set once
Mira texts that Saturday 9am Flow has 12 mats and welcomes beginners. Every call, chat, and text uses it, starting with the next person who asks.
Saturday 9am Flow: 12 mats, beginners welcome. Arrive 10 minutes early.
- Calls
- Chats
- Texts
Hannah asks if beginners are welcome
Answers Hannah’s questions on the Kestrel website after the studio closes. She learns what to bring to a first class and takes a mat before she leaves the page.
Who’s coming: Hannah takes mat 3. It’s her first class.
Regulars hear first
Texts your regulars that Saturday’s class is open, then books from the reply. Gus takes a mat for himself and one for a friend.
Mira knows who’s new
Keeps a record for everyone on the mat: who’s new, who’s a regular, and how each one found you. Mira greets Hannah and Rafael by name before class starts.
- Regular
- Gus Mats 1 and 2
- New
- Hannah Found you online
- New
- Rafael Called on Friday
What a week of regulars and first-timers looks like with iris
Six moments from a small business week, and where iris fits in each one.
A call mid-appointment
You call back once the appointment wraps up.
The call is answered in your business’s name, and the caller asks in their own words.
“Do you take walk-ins?” on a Sunday
The question waits until you open.
They get the answer on your site and book a time before they leave.
Your busiest day
You fit bookings in from memory.
Each booking lands in a time you really have, with the person who does that service.
A customer you haven’t seen in a while
You mean to reach out, and then the week fills up.
A check-in text goes out on your schedule, and replies get answered.
A regular wants “the usual”
You try to remember what they had last time.
Their past visits are on their record, so whoever picks up knows their usual.
You take a week off
You update the voicemail, the website, and your regulars one by one.
You text the change once, and every call, chat, and text books around it.
Small business questions, answered.
An AI Growth System for small businesses covers the phone, your website, and texts while you’re with customers. iris answers every call, chat, and text in your business’s name, books the visit, follows up, and keeps a record of every customer. It learns how your business runs, whatever you sell.
Yes. Tell iris how your week fills, by person, room, class, or bay, and how many people each one holds. It only offers what’s really open, so nothing needs rebooking later.
iris tells the customer right away and offers the next opening that fits, or adds them to a waitlist. Nobody waits on a callback to hear it.
No. iris answers from what you’ve told it, like your hours or what to bring to a first visit. Questions that need your judgment go to you, in the customer’s own words.
Yes. Tell iris when you’re working and when you’re not, and it books around both. Messages that need you come to you by text, so nothing waits on a voicemail.
Yes. iris checks each customer against their record, so a regular gets their usual and a first-timer gets your first-visit info. Both get a real booking.
Yes. Write your rules down once, and iris shares them whenever they come up, on every call, chat, and text. It never changes a rule on its own. That stays with you.
Some industries have their own page: home services, HVAC, plumbing, electricians, contractors, and property management. For every other business, like a studio, a shop, or a salon, this page shows how iris works.
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