Answers the 'can you fix it' calls
Your AI Agent asks for the make, model and what's wrong: cracked glass, won't charge, water damage, slow laptop. It reads price ranges only if you've given them, and books a drop-off.
Half your day is a phone open on the bench and the other half is customers asking what it'll cost. Avoonta takes the calls, logs model and fault, books the drop-off and tells people when their device is ready.
Phone & Computer Repair · 172 of 200 industries
Every price-check call pulls a tech off the bench.
Repair shops run on bench time. A screen swap needs steady hands and full attention, then the phone rings and someone wants to know if you fix a Galaxy charging port. Put the tweezers down or let it ring: both cost you.
Most of those callers will hire whoever answers first and gives them a time. And once a repair is done, devices sit in the drawer for days because nobody had time to call the owner.
Your AI Agent asks for the make, model and what's wrong: cracked glass, won't charge, water damage, slow laptop. It reads price ranges only if you've given them, and books a drop-off.
When a quote form comes in, it calls within seconds, with the customer's consent, confirms the device and the fault, and offers a drop-off slot today.
When your ticket is marked done, it calls or texts the owner with pickup hours, so finished repairs leave the drawer faster.
Data recovery from a dead drive or a business laptop that's down? The call goes live to your lead tech with a short summary first.
One install sets up the whole team for your business: who calls, who chases, who answers and who reminds. Each one opens by saying it's an AI assistant.
Calls web repair quote requests within seconds and books a drop-off time.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business about the repair quote you just asked for.
Asks first What's the make and model?
Hands off to: a person (Lead tech)
Retries quote requests that didn't answer or didn't book.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business.
Asks first Is the device still needing repair?
Calls day 0 and 1, then day 3 · text after each missed call
Hands off to: a person (Front counter)
Answers inbound calls, logs the device and fault, gives repair status and books drop-offs.
Thanks for calling business, I'm the AI assistant.
Asks first Is this a new repair or checking on one already in?
Hands off to: a person (Lead tech, after telling the caller to move it away from anything flammable and dial 911 if there's fire)
Confirms tomorrow's drop-offs and reminds people to back up their data.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business to confirm your drop-off tomorrow.
Asks first Still good for the time?
Call the day before · text if no answer
Hands off to: a person (Front counter)
Calls owners when their repair is done and again if it sits uncollected.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business.
Asks first When can you come by?
Call when ready · text if no answer · call again on day 5
Hands off to: a person (Tech who did the repair)
A customer calls while your tech is replacing a battery. Here's what happens.
Shops track repairs in a ticketing tool. Avoonta takes new requests in by webhook, Zapier, Make or the API and sends each call's device, fault and booking back, so the ticket is half-written before the customer arrives.
Use repair shop software like RepairDesk or RepairShopr? Connect it via Zapier or webhooks.
If a few of those callers book with you instead of the shop down the road, a couple of screen repairs could cover the month.
Example only. Your call count, repair mix and prices will differ, so use your own figures.
Your agent collects only what a repair ticket needs: name, device, fault and a time. It never asks for a phone passcode, an Apple ID or account password on the call; your tech handles that in person. Outbound calls go only to people who asked to be contacted, between 8am and 8pm in their time zone, and every call opens by saying it's an AI assistant.
Only the ranges you give it, and it says the final price is confirmed after your tech looks at the device. If you'd rather not quote by phone, it just books the drop-off.
Yes. When your system marks a ticket done and sends a webhook, it calls or texts the owner with your pickup hours.
You can set a rule to transfer those calls live to your lead tech, or book them first thing.
Yes. Evening calls still get answered and booked for the next open slot.
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