Answers questions about your cars
Mileage, features, colour and warranty. It answers from your stock pages and brochures, day and night.
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Aivah gives your dealership or garage an AI employee that talks to buyers, drivers and renters. It works on your website, on the phone and in video meetings, with a face, a voice and your own prices.
The problem today
The service desk phone rings all morning.
Drivers wait on hold, or your advisers stop work to answer the same questions.
Buyers browse our cars late at night.
They have a question at 10pm. By morning, they’ve asked three other dealers.
We repeat prices and opening hours all day.
How much is a service? Are you open Saturday? How much is the deposit on a van?
The jobs it does
Mileage, features, colour and warranty. It answers from your stock pages and brochures, day and night.
It takes the name, number, car and a preferred time, plus any trade-in details. Your sales team confirms.
Service prices, opening hours and how long a service takes. It takes service requests with a callback number.
Prices, deposits, mileage limits and what to bring. Only the terms you give it.
Turn your electric car charging guide into a short presentation owners can stop and ask questions in.
Sales staff ask it in Slack what the warranty covers. You get a reminder on WhatsApp to call back leads.
Where it works
At 10pm, a buyer asks if the grey estate has a tow bar. It answers from the listing and takes a test-drive request.
See the website guide Your phone lineAnswers incoming calls on your own Twilio number, from the call prompt you write.A driver rings at 8am about a warning light. It takes the car, the problem and a callback number for an adviser.
See phone answering Video meetingsJoins Meet, Teams, Zoom and Webex calls with its face and voice once the host lets it in.A fleet customer asks about servicing 30 vans. It joins the Teams call with your manager and answers from your fleet plans.
See meetings Your team chatYour team messages it in Slack. You message it from your own WhatsApp.A salesperson asks it in Slack what the warranty covers. You ask it on WhatsApp for the deposit on a rental van.
See all channelsA day in its life
Example Brackenford Motors is a fictional car dealer with a workshop and a small rental fleet.
A driver has a warning light on. It takes her name, number and car, and says an adviser will call after 8:30.
A caller asks what a full service costs. It gives the price from your call prompt and takes a service request.
A visitor asks what deposit you need for a van. It answers from your rental terms and says what to bring.
A business with 30 vans wants to talk about servicing. It joins the Teams call and answers questions about your fleet plans.
A buyer who just collected an electric car watches your charging guide. He stops it to ask about charging overnight.
The reminder you set arrives on WhatsApp: call back today’s test-drive requests.
A buyer asks to try the grey hatchback on Saturday. It takes her details and the mileage of her trade-in.
Next morning, your advisers open Call history. Every call is there, with a transcript.
A driver rings while both service advisers are with customers. Here is how a good call goes.

Hi, I’d like to get my car serviced. It’s a 2019 hatchback.
Happy to help. A full service for a small hatchback is $229. That includes the oil, the filters and a safety check.
1A clear answerThe brakes have been grinding too. Is that serious?
I can’t tell what’s wrong over the phone. If the brakes feel unsafe, please don’t drive the car. A technician can check them when it comes in.
2Knows its limitOK. Can you put me in for Thursday morning?
I can’t confirm times myself, but I’ll pass on a request for Thursday morning. Can I take your name and number?
Sam Ortiz, 555-0187.
Thanks, Sam. That’s a full service and a brake check, Thursday morning if possible, on 555-0187. An adviser will call you today to confirm.
3Hands over to your teamExample. Brackenford Motors is a fictional car dealer with a workshop and a small rental fleet.
Set it up
Pick the Front desk template, or describe the job in your own words.
Upload your stock list, service menu and rental terms, and add links to your website pages. It answers from what you give it.
Pick a ready-made character or make one from a photo. Then pick a voice, or clone one from 10 seconds of clear speech with the speaker’s permission.
Connect your phone line and write a short call prompt with your service prices and hours. Then add the chat bubble to your website.
Then open Insights to read every conversation, lead and call, and see what people ask most.
Add your Twilio number, then pick the voice your callers hear.
Names, emails and phone numbers from your lead form, with the conversation behind each one.
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Before you start
Link your stock pages, or upload a list with prices, mileage and key features.
Each service, what it includes, what it costs and how long it takes.
For sales, the service desk and rentals, including weekends and holidays.
Prices, deposits, mileage limits, age rules and what drivers need to bring.
What buyers bring for a test drive, and the trade-in details your team needs.
What your warranty covers, and who to talk to about finance.
Sales, service, parts and rentals, with a number or email for each.
Clear limits
It answers and takes requests. Your team runs the diary, the workshop and the deals.
It takes test-drive and service requests. It doesn’t put them in your diary.
It doesn’t say what’s wrong with a car. It says what you tell it to, such as when not to drive, and takes details for a technician.
It doesn’t give finance advice, value trade-ins or agree prices. Your sales team does.
It quotes only the prices you give it. For repairs, it takes details so your team can quote.
Calls, chats and leads are all in Insights, ready for follow-up.
Automotive
No. It takes requests with the name, number, car and preferred time. Your team calls back and confirms the time.
There’s no built-in link to dealer or workshop systems. Add your stock pages as website links, or upload a stock list. Leads land in Insights, and you can export them as a CSV file. On Starter and up, you can also connect apps you already use, such as Google Sheets or Gmail.
Yes. It answers incoming calls on a number in your own Twilio account (Twilio is the phone service that connects your number). It answers from the call prompt you write, takes messages and saves a transcript of every call. Phone answering starts with Starter, at $99 a month. See phone answering
No. It doesn’t diagnose faults or estimate repairs. Tell it what to say about warning lights and safety. It takes the details so a technician can check the car.
It can explain what you offer, from your documents, and say who to talk to. It doesn’t give finance advice, approve credit or value cars. For a trade-in, it takes the make, model and mileage for your team.
It answers from the pages and documents you give it. When a car sells, remove its link or document, or upload a fresh stock list. On the phone, it answers from your call prompt instead.
You can start free, with no card. The Free plan gives you 3 AI employees and 1,000 credits to try it out. Credits are what you spend when your AI employee chats, talks or creates. To put it on your website, plans start with Hobby, at $10 a month. Phone answering starts with Starter, at $99 a month. Compare plans