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A number that survives scrutiny

Every dollar, with its receipts

Booked, realized, and unattributed shown as separate lines — never one inflated number.

Booked and realized value shown apart, never summed.

Vertical
Average revenue per booked appointment, in US dollars
Calls the AI receptionist handled last month

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The month-three problem

Activity is not proof

  • 01

    A number with no basis a client accepts

  • 02

    Booked vs. completed, indistinguishable

  • 03

    One overclaim breaks all trust

A wrongly attributed booking is a lie told to your client.

The red-flag queue

See the call that lost the booking

Call 0473 · after hoursBooking lost
Caller
“Anything this Saturday? I’m in a lot of pain.”
Agent
“We’re closed weekends. Try us Monday.

Prompt fix

Offer the Saturday emergency slot before mentioning hours; capture a callback number.

Live flags carry the real audio and scored transcript.

How the number is built

Four steps, each traceable

  1. 01

    Ingest

    Every call flows in

  2. 02

    Assess

    Each call graded for intent and booking

  3. 03

    Match

    Calls linked to CRM bookings

  4. 04

    Issue

    Branded statement goes out

Your brand, our engine

A report your client thinks you built

Your logo, your reply-to. We stay invisible underneath.

‹Your logo›Monthly statement
Attributed booked value$48,200

No Callworth marks anywhere.

A number your client can trust, before the next invoice