Every missed call
is a job someone
else just won.
H3llo answers your phone when you can't. It books the job into your job software and texts you what happened.
A real agent on a real line. Talk to it like a customer would.
What happens when someone rings
No menus. No "press 1 for accounts".
It answers like a person
Knows your regulars and sorts the urgent from the routine.
It books the job
Straight into Fergus, Simpro or iTrade, in a slot that's actually free.
It tells you
A summary by text or email. Prices and tricky calls come to you.
A plumber or an electrician? See how it handles your trade’s calls
It writes into the software you already run
Fergus, Simpro, Tradify, iTrade, Graft and Xero. The job lands where your team already looks.
Everyone else bolts an AI onto your phones. We are your phones.
Others forward your calls to an AI. Ours is the phone system itself: extensions, routing, handsets and the app.
How the phone system worksThe app your crew answers on.
Your work number on your phone, desk and browser, with the customer's card on screen before you answer.
Every button works. These are the app's real screens.
Incoming call
Baker Joinery is ringing. The app has already found them in Fergus: two open jobs, last spoke three days ago.
Try: Accept it, decline it, or hand it to the agent.
The bit everyone asks about
- “Will it sound like a robot?”
- Ring it and decide. The number's at the top of this page for a reason.
- “What if it gets something wrong?”
- It hands over rather than guesses. Prices, diagnoses and upset callers go to a person.
- “Do I have to change my number?”
- No. Keep the number on your van and your invoices.
- “What if I hate it?”
- Turn it off. No lock-in contract, no termination fee.
“[QUOTE FROM A REAL CUSTOMER — ideally about a specific job that would otherwise have been missed, and what that job was worth.]”
What it costs
Monthly, excl. GST. On your number or a new one.
H3llo AI 60
For a sole trader who mostly needs messages taken.
H3llo AI 200
The full agent, for a crew.
AI Base 2
Busy phones, bigger team.
Don't take our word for it. Ring it.
Ask it to book you in. Ask it something awkward. See how long it takes before you forget you're talking to a computer.