The AI receptionist that grew into the whole job.

Every caller matched to reformer or mat, first time.

The calls this trade loses are the caller unsure whether they need reformer or mat, the referral client nervous about their first session after an injury, and the regular trying to hold their usual small-class slot before it fills.

What it sounds like on the phone.

I've never tried Pilates, is reformer or mat better to start with
Either can work, but most people find a beginners reformer session a nice way to get familiar with the machine under guidance. Shall I book you onto the next one?
My physio suggested Pilates for my back, is that something you can help with
We do see clients on physio referrals. I'll get you booked in, and your instructor can talk through what suits you best on the day.

What we book.

The sessions this line books most, from a beginners reformer class to a private one-to-one.

  • Reformer class (50 min)
  • Mat class (45 min)
  • Beginners reformer session (50 min)
  • Private one-to-one session (50 min), usually monthly
  • Studio pass (block of sessions) (50 min), usually monthly

What it actually does for this trade.

Matches reformer or mat correctly

A caller isn't booked into the wrong equipment type by mistake.

Beginners pointed to the right session

First-timers on a reformer start with proper guidance, not a mixed-level class.

Studio passes booked

Regulars can set up a block of sessions without a call every week.

Never gives exercise advice

Injury and pain questions always go to the instructor, not a guess over the phone.

Frequently asked questions.

How do I know if I should book reformer or mat as a beginner?

The receptionist will usually suggest a beginners reformer session if you've never used the machine, but a mat class is a perfectly good starting point too: either way you won't be put into a class above your level.

Can I book if my physio has recommended Pilates after an injury?

Yes, just mention that when booking so your instructor is aware; they'll talk through what suits you on the day, since that's not something decided over the phone.

Do reformer classes fill up quickly?

They can, since reformer numbers are limited by the equipment: booking your usual slot in advance is the best way to keep it.

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