Never lose an emergency job to voicemail.

No. You keep the number on your van, your website, and your Google listing. You forward the calls you can't take to Voismatic — we publish the exact code to dial for every major Canadian carrier.

Yes. Canadian carriers support forwarding when you don't answer, when the line is busy, and when the phone is off, and each has its own code. Your team keeps answering the calls it can.

It answers naturally, and it says it's an assistant if the caller asks. It never claims to be a technician, and it never quotes a price you haven't given it.

The caller's name and callback number, the service address, what's wrong, how urgent it is, a full transcript, and a short summary.

You define what counts as one. Voismatic does not transfer calls — and it will never tell a caller it is transferring them. What it does is label the call an emergency and capture everything you need, so your callback is one dial with the full picture already in front of you.

You can be answering calls the same day. Setting up your services, hours, service area, and emergency rules is the part that takes thought, not time.

Yes. It books into your Google Calendar using your real availability and your own rules about job length, travel time, and which work you take.

Yes. Build a list from a CSV, your past callers, or your contacts, and the agent works through it with a brief for each person — the goal, the talking points, and how hard to push. Nothing dials until you start the campaign, and quiet hours, calling days, and your do-not-contact list are enforced on every attempt.

Say the word on a call or text STOP to the number, and that phone is suppressed everywhere — calls and texts, every campaign, every agent. You can add numbers to the do-not-contact list yourself in the dashboard.

Yes. Greetings, qualifying questions, what counts as an emergency, and booking behaviour are all yours to set. You can also upload your own service pages and FAQs so it answers from your business, not a generic script.