Answers the night calls
Your agent picks up every call and asks what they hear or see: scratching, squeaking, droppings, a smell, or an animal they can see.
Nobody hears scratching in the attic at 2pm. Avoonta answers the late-night calls, asks what animal and where, and books the inspection, while a bat in the bedroom goes straight to a person.
Wildlife Removal · 059 of 200 industries
A homeowner hearing scratching calls until somebody answers.
Wildlife calls come at night, when animals are active and homeowners are trying to sleep. Raccoons in the attic, squirrels in the walls, a snake in the garage. The caller wants a human voice now and will try every number on the page.
Your techs are setting traps, sealing entry points and climbing roofs all day. Nobody is left to answer at 11pm, and the job goes to whoever did.
Your agent picks up every call and asks what they hear or see: scratching, squeaking, droppings, a smell, or an animal they can see.
Attic, walls, crawl space, chimney or garage; time of day they hear it; any visible holes. Your tech plans the inspection.
It books from your Google, Outlook, HighLevel or Cal.com calendar, often for first thing tomorrow.
A bat in the bedroom, a raccoon in the kitchen, or a snake in the living room goes live to your on-call tech.
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 online wildlife requests within seconds and books the inspection.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant calling for business about the animal problem you reported.
Asks first What do you hear or see?
Hands off to: a person (On-call technician)
Retries wildlife leads who missed the call or didn't book.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant for business, following up on the animal you reported.
Asks first Still hearing or seeing the animal?
Calls day 0, 1 and 3 · text after each missed call
Hands off to: a person (Office)
Answers 24/7, books inspections and trap checks, and sends animals indoors to a person.
Thanks for calling business, I'm the AI assistant.
Asks first Inside the living space or attic and walls?
Hands off to: a person (On-call technician)
Confirms tomorrow's inspection and trap checks, and asks about attic access.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant for business, confirming your wildlife visit tomorrow.
Asks first Is the attic access clear?
Call the day before · text if no answer
Hands off to: a person (On-call technician)
Handles night calls with an animal indoors: alerts the on-call tech and texts the homeowner the plan.
Hi first name, this is an AI assistant for business.
Asks first Which room is the animal in?
Hands off to: a person (On-call technician (live transfer with summary))
A homeowner hears something heavy moving above the bedroom.
Calls flow out of Avoonta by webhook, Zapier, Make or the API, so each animal, location and booking lands in your system right away.
Run jobs in Jobber, GorillaDesk or PestPac? Connect it via Zapier or webhooks.
If answering after dark books a few more inspections a month, and those become exclusion jobs, the plan pays for itself.
Example with assumed inputs. Use your own call volume and job values.
Your agent never tells a caller to trap, touch or chase an animal. If someone was bitten or scratched, or touched a bat, it tells them to seek medical care and to dial 911 in an emergency, then connects them to your team. It doesn't advise on disease risk. Every call starts with the AI disclosure.
Yes. It asks first, and animals inside the living space go live to your on-call tech.
It tells the caller to seek medical care and connects them to your team. It doesn't give medical advice.
Only if you give it an inspection fee to read. Removal and exclusion are priced by your tech.
Yes. Add a trap check booking type and it schedules return visits.
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