Her voices

One employee. 17 languages.

Press play and hear Jordyn answer your phone, book an appointment and call a client with a reminder, in the language your callers speak.

Press play

Pick a language. Pick a moment. Listen.

41 voices, each one a real phone voice she can use on your line.

What she's doing

Jessica · Answering your line
“Thanks for calling Riverside Group. I'm the virtual assistant here. How can I help you today?”

Setup

Your voice, set up in one call

  1. 1

    Pick her voice

    Choose the voice that sounds like your business: warm or crisp, female or male, the accent your callers know.

  2. 2

    Tell her who she works for

    She opens every call as your virtual assistant, by your business's name, and learns your services and hours.

  3. 3

    She picks up

    Each phone line can have its own voice and name: one for the front desk, another for outbound calls.

Questions

Before you choose.

“Does she tell callers she's a virtual assistant?”

Always. I open every call with that, and with who I work for. You'll hear it in every sample on this page.

“Can each line sound different?”

Yes. Every phone line gets its own voice and name, so your main number and your outbound line can each sound the way that fits.

“Which voice should I choose?”

The one your callers will feel at home with. On your setup call we'll listen to a few together and put your favorite on your line.

Hear her on your own line

Book a setup call and we'll put the voice you like on your business number.