Answer & listen
The caller describes the job in their own words. Loopvey saves the issue and asks for a preferred date and time.
Loopvey answers, captures what the caller needs, checks the calendar, and helps them book a time while they’re still on the phone.
This is a guided example. It does not place a call or create an appointment.
The caller describes the job in their own words. Loopvey saves the issue and asks for a preferred date and time.
It checks the connected Google Calendar. If the time is taken, the caller hears open alternatives.
Once the caller confirms, the appointment is saved in Loopvey and added to the business calendar.
Follow a sample roofing inquiry, then see the appointment in the business view.
Hi, thanks for calling. I'm the virtual scheduling assistant. I can help you book a time. What can we help you with today?
There’s a leak in my roof near the kitchen.
Got it. Let's find a time. What day works best for you?
October sixth.
And what time works best? We have appointments Monday through Friday, from nine in the morning until five in the afternoon, Central time.
Two p.m.
Perfect. What first and last name should I put on the appointment?
Jordan Miller.
Good news, Tuesday, October sixth at two p.m. is open. Press one to book it. Or press two for three p.m., or three for four p.m.
Presses 1
You're all set. Your appointment is booked for Tuesday, October sixth at two p.m. Central time. Thanks, Jordan Miller.
Review bookings and your upcoming schedule.
Requested time is open
The preview uses sample information. Your live workspace shows real appointments for the selected business.
Walk them through the sample call, then show an appointment created by a real test call in your private workspace.