A response when the office is closed
The agent works the hours you enable, including times your staff is off.
Wise Guys AI Agents cover the conversations that arrive after hours and between appointments. They answer, book, and draft, then hand your team the cases you mark as theirs. You write the rules. The agent stays inside them.
Talk to usA call, a chat thread, and a review reply, the way your team reads them.
Each agent is a job you configure: the channel, the script, and the handoff.
Answer questions on your site and in the inbox, in the topics and the tone you approved.
Pick up calls during the hours you turn on, ask the qualifying questions you wrote, and offer an open time.
Propose email, text, and social copy for a person to edit before it sends.
Draft a reply to a review and wait for the approval setting you chose.
Take a step inside an automation you already built, such as a follow-up or a tag.
Give one job to one agent, such as the front desk or reviews, so each role stays focused.
These assistants are for your team, while you build the client-facing agents.
Ask how a setting works and get a reply drawn from the product guide.
Walk a multi-step setup with the clicks named in order.
Store the answers your business wants reused on every conversation.
See a prompt when a campaign or a pipeline looks idle, and decide whether to act.
Turn on the roles that match the work. Each one uses the calendar, inbox, or feed you connect.
Answers the phone on the schedule you set, qualifies with your questions, and books an open time.
Collects what a booking needs and offers times from the calendar you connect.
Drafts campaigns and follow-ups from the segments and dates you set. A person approves before send.
Drafts review replies for the reviews you include, and follows the approval setting you picked.
Works leads from the channels you connect toward a booked conversation, using the offer you describe.
Arrange the steps, the branches, and the handoff on a canvas.
Arrange steps on a canvas your team can read at a glance.
One agent job can include several actions, such as ask, check the calendar, then confirm.
The next step can depend on the answer, the channel, or the hour.
Limit an agent to one offer, one location, or one team.
Calls, chat, reviews, campaigns, or a mix. One job per agent is easier to supervise.
Set the hours, the topics, what it may book, and when it hands the conversation to a person.
Attach the calendar, inbox, or review feed that job needs.
Transcripts stay in the account. You tighten the rules from what you read.
A first response, a consistent script, and a record your team can read.
The agent works the hours you enable, including times your staff is off.
Qualifying prompts come from a list you wrote, so every caller hears the same script.
You mark the topics, the amounts, and the complaints that transfer to a person.
Review replies and campaign copy can sit for approval until you choose to send.
Every call and chat is logged where your team can open it.
Each agent has a job you can point to, and a handoff when the job is done.
You decide the hours, the topics, and who reads the record.
Transcripts and contacts live in the account your team already uses.
Healthcare, finance, and other regulated work start with a written scope before an agent speaks.
The agent runs beside the calendar, inbox, and pipelines you already manage.
A person on your team reads the transcripts and tightens the rules from there.
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Setup, cost, and how the agents fit the rest of the work.
Tell us which job you want covered first. We will map the setup to that channel.
Name the channel you care about first: calls, chat, reviews, or campaigns.