Every business gets an AI front desk that reads the inbox, knows the client and pet in front of it, and drafts or even sends a reply. It starts on Watch mode — observe and suggest only — and every step up from there is a deliberate choice you make, never a default. It can answer the phone too, in a voice you've heard first.
Every business starts on Watch — draft only, nothing sent on its own. Letting it message or book by itself is a setting you turn on, not a behavior you discover after the fact.
Real answers grounded in the client's actual record and your actual policies, not a generic chatbot guessing at your prices.
Aggression, medical concerns, complaints and anything legal-shaped always escalate to you, regardless of what autonomy level you've set.
A small marker on anything it booked or sent, and a full activity log — so nothing it does is untraceable.
A daily cost limit it can't exceed, and one control, reachable from everywhere, that stops it immediately — no confirmation dialog between you and off.
The voice receptionist never goes live until you've listened to a real sample in the voice it'll use. It tells callers it's an assistant, offers a text instead, and can transfer urgent calls straight to you.
Any staff member can flag a reply or a booking it made as wrong — building a real record of what to tighten, not a black box you have to trust blindly.
The rest of Kip
Every part of Kip reads from the same records. That's the point — the price on the booking page, the spec in the van and the line on the invoice all come from one place.
Start the free trial, or click through a fully populated sample business first — no card either way.