02 / Book & route
Your availability. Your boundaries.
Growth workflows can book appointments against agreed availability and route requests that need a person. We define what the AI can handle—and what it should hand back to you.
Your next hire isn’t human.
AI employees for local businesses that answer questions, capture leads and book appointments. Relaymate handles the setup and ongoing management, so you can focus on the job in front of you.
Built for plumbers, HVAC teams, barbers and busy local owners.
Inquiry → Details → Next step
Your customer gets an answer. You get the context.
Our commitment.
Not a sales statistic.
Less admin. More momentum.
Not another tool to learn. A managed system built around how your business actually works.
An AI receptionist answers common questions and collects the caller’s name, contact details and needs using information you approve.
Designed for your front line
Service areas · Opening hours · Customer details
02 / Book & route
Growth workflows can book appointments against agreed availability and route requests that need a person. We define what the AI can handle—and what it should hand back to you.
03 / Follow up & manage
Agreed follow-up workflows keep inquiries moving. Relaymate configures the system, tests the handoffs and manages updates as your business changes.
Before anything goes live
We map your FAQs, booking rules and escalation needs, then run test inquiries together. AI has limits; human handoffs and a clearly agreed scope are part of the plan.
Start focused. Grow deliberately.
Illustrative pilot packages—not a final quote. We’ll confirm software costs, phone usage, support limits, taxes and cancellation terms before you commit.
Get the essentials off your plate.
AI phone answering, FAQs, lead capture and basic follow-up.
Connect the whole customer journey.
Customized workflows, appointment booking, lead tracking and follow-up.
See it before you decide.
Tell us where customer requests get stuck. We’ll walk through a live demo and discuss a focused pilot for your business—without promising results we haven’t measured.