The phone that goes to voicemail at 7pm. The chat window nobody is watching. The shared inbox. The quotes that went out and were never followed up. Each of those is a job an AI agent can do the way you would, inside rules you set, handing off to a person the moment a question is outside them. Foundry24 sets up the one for the job that costs you the most, and runs it.
An agent isn’t a chatbot pasted onto a website. You tell Foundry24 what people ask, what the right answers are, what it’s allowed to do, and when a person should take over. That becomes its instructions, and it stays inside them.
Setup is included. How many calls and messages are included is set in your spec.
Picks up when nobody can, answers the questions you’ve approved, books the appointment, and hands the call to a person when the caller asks for one. More about the phone agent
The same answers, in the chat window on your site, at 11pm. It books or takes a message instead of letting the visitor leave. More about the website chat agent
Reads what comes into the shared address, answers the routine ones in your words, and puts the rest in front of a person with a summary. More about the inbox agent
Checks back after a quote goes out, on a schedule you set, answers questions about it, and tells you when someone is ready to book. More about the quote follow-up agent
Collects what you need from a new customer before the first visit, the forms, the photos, the details, and puts it where your team looks. More about the intake agent
On the phone it sounds like a voice assistant, and it says it’s one if asked. It doesn’t pretend to be a person. What customers care about is that someone answered and they got an answer or an appointment.
It says so, takes the person’s name and number, and sends you the message. It doesn’t make up prices or promise times you haven’t approved.
Yes, into the calendar or booking software you already use, within the hours and rules you set.
The one for the job that costs you the most, which is usually the phone. The first call is where that gets worked out, and it’s a fine outcome to leave knowing you don’t need one yet.
From $349 a month. Setup is included, and how many calls and messages are included is written into your spec, so the number on the spec is the number you pay.
A few weeks. You talk through what people ask, Foundry24 writes the spec, builds the agent, and tests it with you before it talks to a customer.
Yes. New hours, a new service, a question it should answer differently: you email, and it gets changed. Changes are part of the monthly fee.
You’ll leave knowing what to automate first and what it would cost, or that you don’t need any of this yet, which is also a fine answer.