Your phone rings at 9 p.m. We pick up.
We answer your calls and texts, qualify the job, and book it on your calendar.
Tally is an AI assistant. It says so at the start of every call and asks before recording.
Hear Tally answer for your business.
Answer. Qualify. Book. Brief.
We answer
Calls, texts and web forms get a reply day or night, usually in under a minute. Missed calls get a text back.
We ask your questions
Only the ones you approve: what, where, how urgent. Real emergencies go straight to your on-call person.
We book it
Good-fit jobs go onto your calendar, using your hours, rules and service area.
You get the briefing
Who, what, where and when, plus the recording, by text or email. The lead lands in your CRM.
Any caller can ask for a person at any time. Talk to Tally ↑
Missed at 9:04.
Booked by 9:06.
About a minute after the call, the job lands on your phone. Same sender, same sign-off, every time.
9:04. The phone rings. Tally's dozing.
9:04 and 2 sec. One eye opens.
→ 9:04 and 5 sec: Tally picks up. → 9:06: booked, on your phone.
Tally keeps the tally.
Every Monday you get five numbers in plain words. If they aren't better, the report says so.
This week: 41 calls answered, 12 jobs booked.
Try it on your real calls for 30 days.
Measured against your normal handling, with a one-page report at day 30. If you continue, the pilot is credited toward setup. I run 3 pilots at a time, because I set up each one myself.
Setup week, 30 live days and the one-page report. Credited toward setup if you continue.
Full build after the pilot: follow-up for "not yet" leads, CRM sync and reporting.
Running the system, weekly script tuning, the Monday numbers and office hours.
You sleep.
Tally's got the phone.
Start with 30 days on your real calls. You approve every word Tally says.
