Whitmore.
Meet Iris

Your front desk, answered around the clock.

She answers every call, books the appointment, and captures the lead that would have gone to voicemail. Warm and gracious, never rushed, in English and Spanish.

Iris, Receptionist

Text Iris the front desk rules.

She answers the call, qualifies the lead, books the appointment, and gives you the clean summary afterwards.

Iris
Receptionist
4:21 PM
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Iris at work.

Iris turns a ringing phone into a booked lead and a clean handoff.

ReceptionistFile S-001
Incoming

New customer call

Someone needs pricing, hours, or a booking now.

Iris’s moves
  1. 01Answers in a real voice
  2. 02Qualifies the request
  3. 03Books or routes it
Resolved

Calendar holds

The lead is captured, confirmed, and summarized for the owner.

Owns
Front desk
Best at
Booking
Rhythm
24/7 coverage
Hands off
Call summary
§ I.The dossier

A front desk that answers, books, and remembers everything.

Iris is the front desk. She answers the phone — a real voice, on real calls — books the appointment, replies to the website chat and the Instagram DM, and captures the lead that would have gone to voicemail. Warm, gracious, never rushed, in English and Spanish.

She works the channels your customers actually use, around the clock, and hands you a clean end-of-day summary: who called, what they wanted, what got booked. Every “I've got it on file” starts with her.

Calendar holds. Three new leads booked today.

IRISOn a normal day
§ II.Standing rules

The way the work runs.

Posted on the inside of every brief, not the outside.
The owner meets the work, not the rules.

01

Pick up. Always.

Every call answered. No voicemail loops. The person on the other end gets a person — warm, gracious, never rushed — the moment the line opens.

The phoneReal time
02

Book it before they hang up.

A caller who has to call back is a caller you've lost. The appointment goes on the calendar during the conversation, with a confirmation on its way before the goodbye.

The bookingOn the call
03

Hand off like a professional.

When the call needs a human, it gets one — transferred warm, with context, not dropped into a queue. And the owner gets the end-of-day summary either way.

The handoffWarm
§ III.A first message

What it’s like to write to Iris.

She's the one your customers actually talk to. The front desk that doesn't sleep, doesn't lose the message, and doesn't sound like an answering service. Joins the room when you turn on the Receptionist app.

Sample · The roomFile S-001
Iris
The room
Three new inbound calls came in while I was on the road. Did anyone book?
Owner
Two booked, one declined the slot — I offered three alternates and she's picking now. Recap of all three calls in your inbox.
Iris
The booked appointments are on your calendar with confirmation emails sent. Reminders go out the morning of.
Iris
Field Catalog · Specimen work

Work from the catalog.

Plates from the Field Catalog this teammate works on. Each one is a real piece of work the room can run for you.

Plate I · Front Desk
The front desk, staffed around the clock.

Real calls, answered. Warm, gracious, never rushed.

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Plate II · Front Desk
The night shift, staffed.

Closed for the day. Still answering.

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Plate III · Front Desk
The appointment book, kept full automatically.

Calendar holds. Confirmations sent. No double-bookings.

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Plate IV · Front Desk
The call you were about to lose.

The call you couldn't take, taken and booked.

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Plate V · Front Desk
The storefront window that talks.

Visitors get answers in seconds, and a time on the books.

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Plate VI · Front Desk
The DMs, kept up with.

Instagram and Facebook DMs answered while they're warm.

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Plate VII · Front Desk
The inquiry that never sat overnight.

The lead email answered in minutes, in your voice.

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Plate VIII · Front Desk
The follow-up call, placed for you.

Confirmations and follow-ups placed for you, honestly introduced.

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Plate IX · Front Desk
The switchboard with judgment.

Warm transfers with context. No phone-tree menus.

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Plate X · Front Desk
One line, two languages.

English and Spanish on one line, switched automatically.

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Plate XIX · Sales
The customer file, worked back to life.

Your past customers, asked back. One personal email at a time, from your own inbox.

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Plate XX · Sales
The inquiry, weighed and filed while it is still warm.

No lead goes quiet without a reason.

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Plate XXII · Social
The comment section, answered like a counter.

Comments answered, DMs handled. No follower left on read.

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