The AI receptionist that grew into the whole job.

Never lose a fare to a ringing phone.

The calls this trade loses are the ones a busy controller can't get to: the street hail phoning for a car right now, the account customer booking a return trip, and the early-morning airport run booked the night before. Every one of those rings while a driver is already mid-conversation.

What it sounds like on the phone.

Yeah hiya, can I get a car to the Red Lion on the high street, going to the station
Course. That's Red Lion, high street, to the station. Two minutes for a car to reach you, is that alright?
I need picking up at half four tomorrow morning for a flight, is that too early to book
Not at all, we run all night. Half four from your address to the airport. I'll get that logged and a driver confirmed.

What we book.

The rides this line handles most, from a same-minute pickup to a booked airport run.

  • Immediate pickup (10 min)
  • Pre-booked ride (10 min)
  • Airport run (45 min)
  • Station transfer (20 min)
  • Account/business account job (10 min)
  • Return trip booking (10 min), usually monthly

What it actually does for this trade.

Instant dispatch

A caller wanting a car right now gets one moving before they've hung up.

Advance bookings held and confirmed

Early-morning and long-distance jobs are logged properly, not scribbled on a pad.

Account customers recognised

Regular business callers are handled the way they're used to, without re-explaining who they are.

Never rings out

A caller on a cold street corner gets an answer on the first ring, not the fifth.

What it will never do

This line never dispatches a job outside what the licensing district allows, and never treats an unlicensed booking as something to just wave through.

Frequently asked questions.

Will it actually dispatch a car, or just take a message?

It passes the job straight to the controller with pickup, destination and timing already confirmed, so a driver can be sent immediately rather than the caller waiting for a call back.

Can it handle a caller who doesn't know their exact pickup point?

Yes, it asks for a nearby landmark or the last numbered building and passes that on, the way any experienced controller would.

What about street hails calling from a phone box or a stranger's mobile?

It answers the same way every time: pickup, destination, and how many passengers, then dispatches; it doesn't need to know who's calling to get a car moving.

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