Calls every quote request back
When a form lands from your site or a marketplace listing, your AI agent dials with the homeowner's consent and asks what they want installed: a single TV, a media room, whole-home audio or a network upgrade.
Someone just bought an 85-inch TV and wants it on the wall by Saturday. Avoonta calls them back within seconds, asks about the wall, the room and the rest of the house, and books your walkthrough.
Smart Home & AV · 050 of 200 industries
The installer who answers first usually gets to wire the whole house.
A TV mount request is often the front door to a bigger job: surround sound, outdoor speakers, mesh Wi-Fi, cameras. But your techs are behind drywall or up in an attic all day, and the quote form sits unread until evening.
By then the homeowner has booked whoever picked up, and that crew is the one who gets asked about the theater room next spring.
When a form lands from your site or a marketplace listing, your AI agent dials with the homeowner's consent and asks what they want installed: a single TV, a media room, whole-home audio or a network upgrade.
Wall type, fireplace mount or not, where the cables should hide, how many rooms need coverage. Your lead tech reads the answers before arriving with the right brackets and wire.
It checks your Google, Outlook, HighLevel or Cal.com calendar live and offers times when a crew is already working nearby.
An existing client whose system went dark before a watch party gets transferred live to your on-call number, 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 new TV, theater and network quote requests within seconds and books the site visit.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business about the install you asked about.
Asks first What would you like installed?
Hands off to: a person (Sales designer)
Reaches install leads who missed the first call or didn't pick a time.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant with business, following up on your TV and audio request.
Asks first Is the project still happening?
Calls day 0, 1, 3, 6 · text after each missed call
Hands off to: a person (Office manager)
Answers calls 24/7, explains services, books visits and routes service issues.
Thanks for calling business. I'm the AI assistant.
Asks first New project or existing system?
Hands off to: a person (On-call tech)
Confirms tomorrow's walkthrough and gate or parking details; rebooks no-shows.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant from business confirming your site visit tomorrow.
Asks first Will an adult be home?
Call the day before · text if no answer
Checks the system works after install and asks happy clients for a review.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant for business.
Asks first Is the picture and sound right?
Hands off to: a person (Support tech)
A homeowner asked about mounting a new TV. Here's the first minute.
Leads reach Avoonta by webhook, Zapier, Make or the API, and every call summary goes back to your CRM the same way, so your designer sees the scope before the visit.
Use install software like D-Tools, Jobber or Housecall Pro? Connect it via Zapier or webhooks.
If a faster callback turns one of those 40 mount requests into a media room or whole-home audio job, that one project pays for the plan many times over.
An example, not a forecast. Your request volume, call length and ticket size will be different, so run your own figures.
Your agent calls only people who asked for a quote, between 8am and 8pm their time, after checking your do-not-call list, and it says it's an AI assistant up front. It doesn't promise a price or a wall it hasn't seen; your designer quotes after the walkthrough.
Yes. You write the scoping questions, and it notes room count, equipment and wiring needs so the right person goes out.
Only if you give it a price list to read from. Most installers have it book the visit and leave pricing to the designer.
Yes. Callers who say a system is down can be transferred live to your on-call tech, or a message is taken and texted to you.
Yes. Add questions for project type, square footage and the general contractor, and it books a plan review instead of a home visit.
Set up an agent for your business, test it on your own phone, and go live today. Unlimited AI agents and team members on every plan.