Train your own AI
Clara answers like someone who works for you
Clara is an AI phone receptionist you train in your own words. Your greeting, your questions, your prices, your no-gos. Set them once and every call after that sounds like your business
Rated 4.6 from 5,600+ ratings
- Plumbing
- HVAC
- Electrical
- Locksmiths
- Cleaning
- Landscaping
- Roofing
- Carpentry
- Pet grooming
- Beauty salons
- Driving schools
- Removals
- Car repair
- Physiotherapy
Teach Clara in plain English
No scripts and no flowcharts. Write a rule the way you'd tell a new hire, and Clara follows it on the next call
- Hours
How should we respond to after-hours requests?
- Services
Which jobs do you take on, and which do you turn away?
- Pricing
Which prices can Clara quote, and which ones need you?
What changes once Clara knows your business
Clara understands what a caller actually wants, answers in your words, and captures the job before they hang up
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- More jobs booked from the same inquiries, once every call is answered and qualified
- 98%
- Of calls answered start to finish. Clara hears the request, asks the right questions and logs the details
- <1s
- To answer, day or night. No hold music, no queue, and no voicemail to check later
- 24/7
- Cover with no shift juggling and no overtime, across evenings, weekends and holidays
Three things you teach Clara
Five minutes of setup, and Clara stops sounding like a machine
Your greeting
The first line every caller hears. Your business name, in your words.
Your questions
The details you need on every job, asked the way you would ask them.
Your instructions
The rules Clara follows. What to say, what to offer, what to refuse.
Pick the voice callers hear
Same training, different delivery. Try each one and keep the one that sounds like your business
Clara holds the line on what you won't do
The most useful thing you teach Clara is what to refuse
- Caller Roughly what would a new water heater cost me?
- Clara I can't give you a price over the phone, but I can get Dave out to look and quote it properly.
- Caller That's fair enough.
- Clara He's free Thursday morning. Shall I put you down?
- Caller Are you coming out to Fairview?
- Clara That's outside the area Dave covers, so I won't book you in and waste your morning.
- Caller Anyone you'd suggest?
- Clara He usually points people to the trade board at the hardware store on Main.
- Caller Can you do a full rewire this week?
- Clara Dave doesn't take rewires on, so I'd rather say so now than book you in.
- Caller No worries, thanks for being straight with me.
- Clara Thanks for calling. If you need a leak or a heater, Dave's your man.
What you teach Clara stays yours
Your prices, your rules and your customer notes are not shared with anyone
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Never used to train anyone else
Your instructions train your receptionist only. They never feed a shared model
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Change it whenever you like
Edit a rule and the next call follows it. No waiting, no retraining
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Export what you have written
Your questions and instructions are yours to take with you
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Delete it whenever
Clear your training and Clara goes back to the basics
“Creating a second me. I can't do that with an employee.”
Angie runs Monroe Hair Beauty Aesthetics on her own. She can't pick up with her hands in someone's hair, and a missed call is a client who books somewhere else. She trained Clara on her services and prices in a day, then got her friends to call in and test it.
Read the full case study
Angie Monroe Monroe Hair Beauty Aesthetics - 50+
- training prompts added in her first 24 hours
- Solo
- no staff, and no receptionist to hire
- Since 2010
- running her own clinic
Works with the rest of Clara
Training is one piece of it. Here's what else Clara does