Industries

The same AI receptionist, set up around how your business actually runs.

SIMCOAI reads from your own timetable, your own services and your own rules for what needs a person straight away. What that looks like differs by trade — here is how it maps onto the businesses that use it most.

Choose your industry

Set up for the calls you actually get.

Every page below is built from the real features — bookings, escalations and customer records — described for how they show up in that line of work.

Trades

Plumbers, electricians, heating engineers and builders. Real emergencies go straight to a person; everything else gets booked into your diary.

Salons & hair and beauty

Bookings from your real timetable — services, durations and buffers between clients — confirmed by the caller before they land in your diary.

Dental & private clinics

Reception for appointments and routine enquiries. Anything medical or urgent is handed to a person immediately, never answered by AI.

Hospitality

Table and room bookings taken from your real capacity, so nobody is double-booked because the phone rang during service.

Property & lettings

Viewing bookings, and maintenance calls that need a landlord or contractor routed to a person, not queued behind a chatbot.

Every industry, same rules

What never changes.

These hold whichever page you came from.

Your timetable, not a generic one

Services, durations, buffers, capacity and closures are set by you in the dashboard. SIMCOAI can only offer what you have told it is real.

Genuine emergencies reach a person

Complaints, safety, medical, legal and payment-card topics are routed straight to your team instead of being answered by AI.

Nothing is approved by AI

Refund requests are captured with a reason and evidence, then decided by someone on your team. SIMCOAI never takes a card number and never approves money moving.

Ready to try it

Hear it before you set anything up.

The voice demo runs live in your browser with no signup — try a call shaped like the ones your business actually gets.