Appointment requests
Most calls are someone wanting a time. Cadence gets their name, number, the service and when they'd like to come in, and texts you so you can confirm in your own booking app.
Mid-cut. Still answering.
You shouldn't have to put down the clippers to pick up the phone. Cadence answers the calls you forward to it, covers the hours, services and prices you approve, gets the caller's name, number and the time they'd like, and texts you a summary the moment the call ends.
Keep your business number. Forward your calls to Cadence.
Cadence answers walk-in, price and hours questions from what you approve. It can't see your book, so for openings it gets the caller's details and the time they'd like, and texts you.
This is a written example for a made-up business, Sidewalk Barber Co., using answers its owner approved. Your calls use your own answers.
Thanks for calling Sidewalk Barber Co., this is Cadence. How can I help?
Hey, it's Jordan. Do you have anything Saturday morning for a fade?
I can't see the schedule, but I'll send your request to the shop now. A fade is $35. What's the best number for you?
623-555-0119. Any time before noon works.
Thanks, Jordan. A fade on Saturday before noon, at 623-555-0119. The shop will text or call you to confirm.
What Cadence does with each kind of call, using the answers you approve.
Most calls are someone wanting a time. Cadence gets their name, number, the service and when they'd like to come in, and texts you so you can confirm in your own booking app.
Cuts, color, beards, kids' cuts. Approve your price list and Cadence answers from it.
Callers checking whether they can just come by. Approve your walk-in policy and hours so they hear the same answer every time.
Clients calling to change plans. Cadence takes the message so you can adjust your book between clients.
Salon and barbershop phones ring most while you're with a client, and again in the evening when people plan their week. Forward your calls while you work or after you close, and Cadence answers and texts you each request. Approve an answer about how clients book, such as your online booking page, so callers know where to go next.
The same four things for every business. No new phone line, and nothing new for your customers to learn.
Your services, hours, area and prices. Anything you haven't approved becomes a question for you.
The caller's name, number and what they need, so nobody has to write it down.
A short text the moment each call ends: who called and what they need.
Callers who ask for a person go to the transfer number you choose. Every conversation stays in your portal.
No. Cadence doesn't see your book. It gets the client's name, number, service and the time they'd like, and texts you so you can confirm.
Add a transfer number in your portal and Cadence transfers callers who ask for a person. Without one, it takes their details and you get the summary text right after the call.
Yes, the ones you approve in your portal. Check your summary texts now and then, because like any AI it can make mistakes.
Yes. Cadence takes the message and texts it to you right after the call, so you can adjust your book.
Cadence works the same way for every business: your approved answers, the caller's details and a summary text. These pages show what that sounds like in a few trades.
Don't see your trade? Cadence answers for any business. You set up your own services, hours and answers in your portal. See how Cadence works
Forward your calls to Cadence and see what the summaries look like.
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