Step by step
Design the call script: greeting, common questions, booking logic and what the assistant should do in special cases.
Example promptHelp me design a call script for a telephone AI assistant for my [business, e.g. hairdresser]: friendly greeting, answering the 8 most common questions [opening hours, prices, directions …], the flow for an appointment booking (which info to ask for) and escalation to a human in special cases. Phrased naturally and concisely.
Generate a natural, on-brand voice for the assistant (greeting, standard replies).
Example promptGenerate a natural, [friendly/professional] voice for my phone assistant at medium pace with clear pronunciation. Voice these building blocks: greeting, hold message, confirmation of an appointment booking and farewell. Texts: "[paste building blocks]"
Connect call logic, calendar and confirmation: check availability, book and confirm by email/SMS.
Example promptDescribe a Make scenario for my appointment booking: when the assistant captures a desired appointment, availability should be checked in [calendar], the appointment booked and a confirmation sent automatically by [email/SMS]. Which modules, connections and fallback steps do I need?
Test typical call scenarios and improve the script and answers based on the weak spots.
Example promptSimulate 5 typical calls to my [business] (e.g. reschedule appointment, price question, special request). Play the caller each time and rate my assistant script’s answer: where does it sound unnatural, where is info missing? Give concrete improvements.
Frequently asked questions
Who is a phone assistant worthwhile for?
Above all for small businesses with many appointment requests – hairdressers, practices, workshops. It takes routine calls when no one has time to pick up.
Does such an assistant sound natural?
Modern AI voices sound surprisingly real. What matters is a good conversation guide and a clear way to hand over to a human in special cases.
Isn't this very elaborate?
It's the most demanding example here and needs some setup. But once the flow is in place, it largely runs on its own.