Missed call catch-up
A customer who rings while you're serving someone else gets a message taken, not a dial tone.
The call that asks if you've got something in stock while you're mid-till-count. The special order a customer wants to place after you've locked up. The parcel query that comes in on your one day off. All three used to go to voicemail.
Everything a shop counter fields on the phone, handled the same way whether it's Tuesday lunchtime or Sunday evening.
A customer who rings while you're serving someone else gets a message taken, not a dial tone.
A caller who isn't confident in English still gets a clear answer about stock and opening hours.
A short note of what came in over the weekend, before you've even unlocked the door.
Send a payment link for a held item so it doesn't sit on the counter unpaid.
No. It never guesses what's on the shelf; it takes the enquiry and a contact number and promises a call back once someone has actually looked.
Yes, it records the item, quantity and how the customer wants it delivered so it's ready for you to place with the supplier.
It answers, explains the shop is closed, and takes a message so nothing is waiting in voicemail the next morning.
Call our receptionist, 020 4538 8898, and hear it for yourself, or see what's in every plan.
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