Keep your hands on the client. We’ll take the call.

We’re setting prices together with our first shops. Tell us about your business and we’ll walk you through it.

Your shop gets its own BeaconDesk line, and we set it up for you. Put it on your Google profile, website and cards, and every call to it reaches the receptionist.

It answers as your shop’s receptionist, in a natural voice. If a caller asks, it says plainly that it’s an AI assistant.

BeaconDesk keeps a written transcript of each call, so you can see what was said and what was booked. It doesn’t keep audio recordings.

Some requests need a person, like changing the service on an existing booking. The receptionist takes a clear message, and it lands on your callback list with the caller’s number one tap away.

English and Mandarin Chinese today. It greets callers in English, then follows their language and switches if they do. Tell us which languages your customers speak.

Yes. On the phone it books up to six people at once, and the booking page takes up to four, each with their own services, all starting at the same time.

No. Openings come from your team’s hours, services and time off, and each one is checked again at the moment of saving. The calendar itself won’t put one person in two places.

No. They call your BeaconDesk line or open your booking link in any browser. No download, no account.

Any iPad, laptop or phone with a web browser. Every screen stays in sync, so the front desk and the back room see the same day.

Not today. Checkout records the cash and card payments you take in the shop, with tips and discounts. Card processing and text messages aren’t part of BeaconDesk yet.