AIRIS picks up your line around the clock, in the caller's own language, and works inside rules written into the software — not a script she can be talked out of.
A caller who drifts between English and their own language gets followed, mid-sentence, without a menu. Her hearing is set up for your market's languages. One number, no “press 2”.
The disclosure is her opening line, before the agency's name and before anything else. It is not a setting.
Ask a price and you get the advertised guide, quoted straight. The owner's reserve stays with the owner, and no buyer ever hears another buyer's offer.
Council rates, easements, zoning, permits, owners-corporation fees — read from the vendor statement you uploaded, with the page cited. If the document does not say, she says that instead.
She reads the assigned agent's real calendar, offers one genuine open slot, and books it. The invite goes out under your agency's name.
The property, or the part of the Section 32 that answered the question, arrives by text while she keeps talking — only after the caller says yes.
If the line drops, the call is flagged for a callback with a note of exactly where things left off, so the next contact resumes rather than restarts.
Robocalls and “improve your Google listing” pitches are recognised, logged grey and kept out of your pipeline.
From Settings, give her a name, a voice, a greeting and a short brief about the agency. She is a receptionist by default; a line bought for one agent can make her a personal assistant instead.
What this page may claim. Booking mid-call and texting mid-call are Autopilot; on Reception she answers Section 32 questions but cannot send the document. She makes no outbound calls of any kind, on any plan.
Put it on a real call today — no card, no commitment.