Hear Airvvy answer as your company.
Type your company name and your mobile. Your phone rings in a few seconds and the AI picks up as your front office. Play the customer. Ask it what you would ask a new hire on day one.
- One call to the number you type. Nothing else.
- It answers with your company name, not a script about Airvvy.
- Same AI, same questions, same flow your real callers get.
Rather dial in yourself?
Our older demo line answers as a sample shop, any time. It runs an earlier version of the receptionist on a different voice engine, so the voice and pacing are not exactly what you get. The call above is the real thing.
(346) 680-1479What you will hear
The demo is the real receptionist with your company name loaded. It is not a recording and it is not a script.
It picks up as you
"Thanks for calling, how can I help with your heating or cooling today?" spoken under your company name. Not ours. The caller hears a short recorded notice first that it is an AI assistant and the call is recorded.
It asks what a good dispatcher asks
No cool, no heat, water where it should not be, a noise, a smell. How old the unit is, what brand, whether it is running at all. Enough for your tech to roll out with the right parts.
It takes the job down
Name, callback number, service address, what is wrong, and the time window the caller wants. Then it reads it back so nothing is wrong on the ticket.
It leaves the exact slot to you
The AI records a requested window. Your shop confirms the actual time. Airvvy never promises a customer a slot you cannot fill.
This is a demo. It does not create a job for anyone. Play the customer and you hear exactly what a real caller gets.
What your customers hear at 2 a.m.
It is 2:14 in the morning in July. The system quit an hour ago, the house is 84 degrees, and there is a baby in the back bedroom. The homeowner is calling every HVAC number on the first page of Google until someone picks up.
Your line rings. Then they hear your company name.
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It answers as your shop
No voicemail, no hold music. It hears "no cooling", asks how long, asks whether the outdoor unit is running, and takes down the address and a callback number.
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It sorts emergency from tomorrow
A hot house with an infant in dangerous heat gets flagged as an emergency. The caller is told the team is being alerted right away. A dead thermostat on a mild night becomes a job request for the morning.
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If it is a gas smell, safety comes first
Before anything else the caller is told to leave the house and call 911 from outside. Then it takes a name and number so you can follow up.
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You know before your competitor does
An emergency alert reaches your email while the caller is still on the line. Your on-call tech calls back. The job is yours.
What lands in your dashboard
Every call ends the same way: a record you can read on your phone from the truck, and an email that got there first.
The recording and the full transcript
Every call, every word, tied to the caller. Listen back when a job goes sideways or when you want to hear how a customer described the problem.
The job request
Name, phone, address, the issue, the unit info they gave, and the time window they asked for. Ready for whoever builds tomorrow's schedule.
The emergency flag
Gas or burning smell, smoke, a CO alarm, no heat in freezing weather, no cooling in dangerous heat. Those calls are marked so they are the first thing you see.
An email to you the moment the call ends
Job requests and emergencies hit your inbox instantly with the caller's details, so you can call back before they dial the next shop.
What it does not do
Airvvy does not touch your calendar or your dispatch software. It captures the job and the window the customer asked for. You confirm the exact time with the customer the way you do today.
Put it on your own line
Sign in, get your Airvvy number, forward your line. $297 a month flat, and no charge until it captures your first real job.
No setup fee. No contract. Cancel anytime.