Answers the phone on a job
It picks up, answers common questions and takes a message with the address and the problem.
- Phone line

Aivah gives your business an AI employee that answers your phone and your website while you work. It knows your prices and your area, and takes every job request for you.
The problem today
I can’t answer the phone with my hands in a boiler.
A missed call goes straight to the next name on the list.
Half my calls are the same three questions.
Do you cover my area? What’s the call-out fee? When can you come?
My evenings go on calling people back.
By the time you ring, some of them have found someone else.
The jobs it does
It picks up, answers common questions and takes a message with the address and the problem.
Your towns, your services and the jobs you don’t do. No wasted trips.
Call-out fee, hourly rate and set prices. Only the prices you give it.
Visitors describe the job and leave their details in a short form. You get back to them with a quote.
Ask once, and a reminder arrives on WhatsApp every day at 5.
Turn your safety notes and how-we-work guide into a short presentation with a quiz.
Where it works
At 9pm, a homeowner asks if you cover her town and what a call-out costs. It answers and takes a quote request.
See the website guide Your phone lineAnswers incoming calls on your own Twilio number, from the call prompt you write.A caller with a leaking pipe rings while you’re under a sink. It takes the address, the problem and a callback number.
See phone answering Video meetingsJoins Meet, Teams, Zoom and Webex calls with its face and voice once the host lets it in.A property manager wants a video call about regular maintenance. It joins with you and answers questions about your services.
See meetings Your team chatYour team messages it in Slack. You message it from your own WhatsApp.Your engineers ask it in Slack how to write up a job. You ask it on WhatsApp for your Sunday rate.
See all channelsA day in its life
Example Copperline Plumbing & Heating is a fictional plumbing firm.
A caller’s boiler has stopped. It takes the address and details, and says the team will call back after 8.
A landlord asks if you do safety checks. It answers from your call prompt and takes his number.
A homeowner asks what a boiler service costs. It shares your set price and takes a quote request.
You ask for your Sunday call-out fee. It answers from your price list.
The reminder you set arrives on WhatsApp: return today’s calls.
Someone asks about a dripping radiator. It explains your out-of-hours rules and takes their details.
Between jobs, open Call history on your phone. Every call is there, with a transcript.
A homeowner rings while your hands are full. Here is how a good call goes.

Hi, my kitchen tap won’t stop dripping. Can someone come out?
Sorry to hear that. We can help. Are you in Riverton or nearby? That’s where we work.
Yes, Riverton. How much is it?
Our call-out fee is $85. That includes the first 30 minutes of work.
1A clear answerAnd what will the whole job cost?
I can’t give a full price before the plumber sees it. I can take your details so they can call you with a quote.
2Knows its limitOK. It’s Jo Patel, 22 Birch Close, 555-0142.
Thanks, Jo. That’s 22 Birch Close, 555-0142, for a dripping kitchen tap. The team will call you back today.
3Hands over to your teamExample. Copperline Plumbing & Heating is a fictional plumbing firm.
Set it up
Pick the Front desk template, or describe the job in your own words.
Upload your price list, service area and FAQs, 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 prices and area. 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.
Some screens show illustrative workspace data from a fictional company.
Before you start
Call-out fee, hourly rate and any set prices, such as a boiler service.
The towns or postcodes you cover, and the ones you don’t.
When you work, and what happens out of hours or at weekends.
Which problems are urgent, and exactly what to tell those callers.
So it can say no politely and save everyone a wasted visit.
How you take payment, and any guarantee on your work.
Clear limits
Your AI employee takes the calls. You decide the jobs, the prices and the times.
It quotes only the prices you give it. For anything else, it takes details so you can quote.
It takes job requests with the address, problem and best time. It doesn’t book jobs into your calendar.
It says what you tell it to say, such as safety steps and an emergency number. It can’t send someone out.
Call history shows each call with a transcript, and website leads are listed in Insights.
Home services & trades
Yes. It answers incoming calls on your own Twilio number (Twilio is the phone service that connects your number). It answers common questions, takes a message and saves a transcript of every call.
Aivah answers calls on a number in your Twilio account. If you want calls to your current number answered, ask your phone provider about forwarding calls to it.
No. It takes job requests with the address, the problem and the best time to call. You call back and confirm the job.
It follows your call prompt. Tell it which problems are urgent and what to say, such as safety steps and an emergency number. It can’t send someone out, so give urgent callers a number to ring.
Only the prices you give it, such as your call-out fee or a set price. For anything else, it takes the details so you can quote.
Phone answering starts with Starter, at $99 a month. Twilio charges separately for your number and call minutes. Compare plans
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