Answers the call
Greets the caller, understands the issue, handles common HVAC questions, and keeps the conversation moving.
AI receptionist for HVAC companies
Sarah is a live HVAC receptionist demo from FlowState. Test her like a homeowner with a real issue: no cool air, emergency service, a booking request, or a question about availability.
Call like one of your HVAC customers. Tell her the AC stopped cooling, ask if someone can come today, or try to book a service visit. The point is to see how she handles a real call, not a scripted demo.
Sarah's capabilities
Sarah does more than take a message. She answers the call, gathers the right details, checks urgency, and moves qualified jobs toward the calendar.
Greets the caller, understands the issue, handles common HVAC questions, and keeps the conversation moving.
Separates emergency cooling or heating issues from routine repairs, maintenance, and unclear requests.
Uses job type, service area, priority, and business rules before choosing the next step.
When the call fits your rules, Sarah can book on the live calendar based on job, location, urgency, and available slots.
Call outcome
The goal is not to dump notes on your team. Sarah should either book the right calls or route the edge cases that need a human decision.
Setup
Most software feels like a project. This is meant to start with your HVAC call flow, calendar rules, service area, and emergency logic so the first version can move quickly.
Use the live demo with the same calls your office already gets.
Define services, locations, urgency logic, calendar rules, and escalation paths.
Once the details are ready, your receptionist can be configured without a months-long rollout.
If she handles the scenario well, open the builder and price your own receptionist.