Wellness and vaccines
Collect patient context and check approved appointment availability.
For veterinary teams
Protect the clinical team from the phone queue.
Handle routine calls, capture the facts a team needs, book only inside approved rules, and move clinical questions to a person.
From ringing phone to a staff-ready, reviewable next step.
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Call in progressSample front desk
Illustrative — not live
Caller · Maya Chen
“Can Luna come in for her annual exam next week?”
Luna · dog · annual wellness
Next supported action
Calendar checked · two approved openings returned
Human boundary
Medical or urgent language routes to the practice
Transcript and outcome structureProvider result required for confirmation
From call to outcome
The workflow is designed before the conversation.
Each step names what the agent may do, where the information comes from, and what happens when the preferred path is unavailable.
- 01
Understand the request
Classify routine scheduling, records, prescription, policy, billing, urgent, or staff-required language.
- 02
Collect the right details
Capture owner name, pet name, species, age, breed, callback information, reason for calling, and timing preference.
- 03
Use approved knowledge
Answer hours, location, services, payment, and preparation questions only from reviewed practice sources.
- 04
Check a connected system
Offer availability only when an authorized calendar returns valid slots. Otherwise capture a request for staff.
- 05
Close with a real outcome
Confirm what was actually completed, route exceptions, and preserve transcript, recording state, policy version, and action receipt.
Calls the desk can own
Specific work, with a specific finish.
The agent is not asked to “handle everything.” These are the repeatable call types that can be rehearsed, measured, and handed back to staff cleanly.
New client
Capture owner, pet, reason for visit, timing, and practice-specific onboarding details.
Prescription or records
Collect the request and route it for staff review. Never promise approval or timing.
Symptoms or urgent concern
Do not diagnose. Follow the practice-approved human or emergency route.
Practice FAQ
Answer reviewed questions about hours, location, services, payment, and preparation.
After-hours call
Apply the configured coverage rule and leave a complete callback task when transfer is unavailable.
Operating boundaries
The agent knows when the job belongs to a person.
Boundaries are product controls: instructions, tool eligibility, transfer routes, acceptance tests, and evidence after the call.
- No diagnosis or medical advice
- No promise of clinical availability
- Emergency language follows the practice-approved route
- Source and connector actions remain reviewable
Conversation evidence
Staff can see what happened — not just that a call occurred.
The record separates the caller’s words, the policy used, the action attempted, the provider result, and the next owner.
Illustrative conversation
Luna · dog · annual wellness
- Transcript and call summary
- Reviewable
- Recording and consent state
- Reviewable
- Knowledge and policy version
- Reviewable
- Tool and transfer trace
- Reviewable
- Calendar or CRM receipt
- Provider-dependent
- JSONL export state
- Reviewable
Illustrative product structure. Live evidence depends on the customer configuration, consent policy, provider acceptance, and actual call result.
Systems around the call
Connect only what the workflow needs.
General CRM and calendar tools are different from industry systems. The readiness catalog makes that distinction visible before a sale.
Review connector readiness- Google Calendar
- Google Sheets
- Zoho CRM
- HubSpot · controlled rollout
- IDEXX / ezyVet · partner access
- Cornerstone · partner access
- AVImark · partner access
“Partner access” and “coming soon” are not live connectors. A customer-authorized account and bounded acceptance test are required before any production action is claimed.
Questions before launch
The important details should not be buried.
Can the agent give medical advice?
No. The default veterinary boundary prohibits diagnosis and medical advice. Clinical and urgent language follows the practice-approved escalation route.
Can it confirm an appointment?
Only after an authorized calendar write succeeds and the provider result is reconciled. Otherwise it says the request was captured and no appointment was booked.
What information can it collect?
The practice chooses the fields. A typical intake includes owner and pet details, callback information, reason for the call, and preferred timing.
Can it work with our practice software?
Google Calendar, Google Sheets, and Zoho have product paths with customer setup. HubSpot is in controlled rollout. Veterinary PIMS access depends on provider partnership and a real test tenant.
Map one real call flow
Bring the call your team keeps losing time to.
We’ll map the information, decisions, systems, boundaries, and acceptance work. The demo is free and does not activate production service.