Listen to an emergency triage (trades)
Leak under the sink: urgency assessed, address and door code captured, slot booked.
A callout is won on the first call answered. Kalyo assesses severity, records the address, the door code and the contact, then books a slot — or alerts you immediately if it's critical.
Listen to an emergency triage (trades)
Leak under the sink: urgency assessed, address and door code captured, slot booked.
Recordings produced with Kalyo's voice engine. No real customer data.
Active leak, power cut, jammed door, heating failure: the agent follows your question tree and classes the call as critical, moderate or schedulable.
Close the stopcock, trip the breaker, shut off the gas: the agent guides the caller using instructions you have approved.
Street, floor, building code, intercom, parking: you arrive with a usable record, without calling back for a detail.
Type of work, surface area, desired timing, rough budget, photos requested by SMS: the request arrives pre-qualified.
Nights, weekends, bank holidays: depending on severity, the agent wakes the on-call technician or schedules a morning callback.
A call from outside your patch? The agent says so straight away instead of costing you a wasted trip.
The agent introduces itself in the company's name and checks whether it's an emergency.
It assesses severity, guides safety steps and captures all access information.
A slot goes into the schedule, or an alert is pushed to the on-call technician with the full record.
You define the grid: by incident type, keywords and the caller's answers. The agent applies your logic, not its own, and escalates ambiguous cases as high priority.
Yes. A conditional call-forward from your existing line is enough — you choose: always, out of hours, or after X rings.
It can state a callout fee or a range you have approved, and refuses to price a job that requires a site visit.
No. Kalyo qualifies your job requests (leaks, breakdowns, call-outs) but does not replace the emergency services: triaging emergency calls is classified as “high-risk” by the AI Act, and Kalyo is not designed for it. If anyone is in danger (gas, electricity, fire), dial 112.
Trigger a test call to your own phone and assess the agent's latency, diction and relevance yourself.