Answers the approved call path
If a pilot is separately approved and enabled, AI CSR can answer the defined after-hours or overflow call path when your team cannot pick up.
A reviewed pilot for the hours you miss
AI CSR is a separately reviewed virtual receptionist pilot for a defined call path. Live customer routing remains off unless the pilot is approved and enabled.

People stay in control
AI handles the approved intake. Your team still owns the customer relationship.
What actually happens
If a pilot is separately approved and enabled, AI CSR can answer the defined after-hours or overflow call path when your team cannot pick up.
It asks for the caller's name, number, service area, issue, urgency, and preferred callback window without pretending to dispatch the job.
Your team receives a practical summary, owns the callback, and still makes every booking, dispatch, and quality-control decision.
Built around the handoff
The goal is not a longer AI conversation. It is a concise record that helps one accountable person understand the problem and decide what to do next.
Compare the lighter missed-call workflowFor details on the core, consent-based missed-call text-back workflow, see the missed-call text-back overview.
Illustrative example for pilot review
Fictional caller details show what a useful handoff can contain. Your team confirms coverage, urgency, callback timing, and any appointment.
Staff next step: Confirm coverage and priority, return the call, and check availability before agreeing to an appointment.
How urgency is handled
Urgent examples
Dangerous no-heat or no-cooling conditions, a gas smell, electrical concern, water leak, active failure, or a same-day request can be flagged for prompt human review.
Routine examples
Tune-ups, maintenance-plan questions, estimates, replacements, and future scheduling stay visible without being presented as emergencies.
When the answer is unclear
Uncertain situations are flagged for human review. The AI captures the intake; it does not make the final dispatch decision.
Separate add-on pricing
After-hours and overflow intake
+$249/mo
A focused virtual receptionist path for shops that need basic call capture and a clean human handoff.
Advanced intake logic
+$499/mo
More guided qualification and escalation structure for shops with higher call complexity.
Live and Pro are monthly add-on prices shown with the current base subscription.
Straight answers
AI CSR Live is a manually reviewed HVAC virtual receptionist pilot for a defined overflow or after-hours call path. Live customer routing stays off unless the pilot is separately approved and enabled. When enabled, it can collect basic job details and give your owner or team a clean follow-up summary.
The AI CSR Pro pilot is for shops reviewing a more advanced call-intake workflow. It adds deeper intake guidance, stronger urgency routing, more structured summaries for complex calls, and priority setup support.
Live is the simpler pilot for a defined overflow or after-hours call path. Pro adds more guided qualification, stronger routing rules, and more setup help for shops with higher call complexity. Both require separate approval before customer-facing use.
No. An approved pilot can support one defined phone path, but your staff still owns booking, dispatch decisions, follow-up, and quality control. The core CallBack HVAC product remains missed-call text-back and lead recovery.
Pilot availability is reviewed case by case. Setup confirms the intake questions, overflow or after-hours window, urgency handling, and team handoff expectations. Live customer routing remains off unless the pilot is separately approved and enabled.
No. The 14-day trial and $149/month plan cover the core missed-call text-back product. AI CSR pilots are separately reviewed paid add-ons and are not included in the free trial.
Test before customer-facing use