AI voice agents for septic emergency calls.

Picks up the 2 AM backup, gets the address and a callback number first, tells the caller your emergency fee if you set one, and alerts you right away. You hear about it while the caller is still on the line.

Calls your agent already knows

Four septic calls your front desk shouldn’t have to think about. And how your agent handles each one.

An unmarked pump truck on a rural driveway in the morning, its hose run to an open septic tank lid.
Emergency · Backup

“Sewage is backing up into the house.”

Treats it as an emergency: the address and a callback number first, your emergency fee if you set one, and an offer to put the caller through if you take emergency transfers.

Outcome: Emergency alert texted and emailed to you · Put through or message taken
Books · Routine

“Tank needs pumping, we’re a year overdue.”

Takes the name, callback number and service address, offers open times from your calendar and books the one the caller picks. No upsell pressure.

Outcome: Pump-out booked · Confirmation to the caller
Message · Repair

“Drain field is flooded after the rain.”

Repair or pump is your call, not the agent’s. It takes the details for a callback and marks how urgent the caller says it is.

Outcome: Message taken · Text and email to you
Books · Inspection

“Buyer wants a septic inspection for closing.”

Books it in an open time the caller picks, or takes a message with what they told it so your team can confirm the timing.

Outcome: Inspection booked or message taken
Tuned for the trade

The questions it asks on every septic call, and when it gets you on the phone.

Your agent follows the same careful call flow on every call and knows your business from what you tell it in setup: your services, hours, service area, the prices you choose to list, and your emergency hours and fee.

What the agent asks

  1. What’s going on at the property? It finds out what the caller needs before anything else.
  2. And your name? Read back once. It asks for a spelling only when the name is unusual.
  3. Should I use the number you’re calling from? If not, it asks for a callback number and reads it back digit by digit.
  4. What’s the address where the work is? Septic work happens on site, so every booking and every message carries the service address.
  5. Which of these times works? Up to three open times from your calendar. If the caller would rather hear back, it takes a message.

And gets you involved when…

  1. A caller has a backup or an overflowing tank. Texted and emailed to you right away, with the address. Never held for your overnight quiet hours.
  2. A caller asks for a person. Put through to your phone if your transfer setting allows it. Emergencies only is the default.
  3. You don’t pick up a transfer. It takes a message or sends the caller to voicemail, your choice. Unanswered transfers show in your end-of-day report.
  4. It doesn’t know the answer. It never makes up hours, prices, fees or policies. It takes a message and your team confirms.
  5. A call was only a question. It shows in your end-of-day report, or is texted to you right away if you choose that in settings.
Where bookings
land
Your Biznmotion calendar +Custom integrations, quoted per integration
Septic FAQ

Questions septic owners ask first.

Will it tell callers our after-hours fee?
Yes, if you add it. Put your emergency or after-hours fee in setup and the agent mentions it when it takes an emergency request. It never makes up a fee you haven’t given it.
Can it tell a backup from a routine pump-out?
It treats a sewage backup or an overflowing tank as an emergency and alerts you right away. A routine pump-out gets booked in an open time on your calendar. Whether it’s the tank or the drain field is your call on site; the agent doesn’t diagnose.
Does it know where we work?
Yes, if you tell it. Add your service area in setup and the agent tells callers. With no area set, it doesn’t guess; it takes a message and your team confirms.
What about real-estate inspections?
It books them like any other visit, in an open time on your calendar, or takes a message with what the caller told it so your team can confirm the timing.
Can I take over a call live?
Yes. You choose which callers get put through to your cell: anyone who asks, existing customers and emergencies, emergencies only, or no one. New customers start on emergencies only. When a call isn't put through, the agent takes the details and texts you the lead.
How much does it cost?
$597/month flat, with 500 voice minutes included. No setup fee. Past those minutes, the agent still answers every call and takes a message. Extra minutes are never billed. See full pricing →

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