A caller lifting a phone to answer, then a restaurant kitchen, a front desk and a hotel bell

Voice AI for any business that answers the phone.

Pulse answers the phone. And finishes the job.

Pulse picks up in real time, takes the order or the booking, reads it back and writes it into the system you already run. Restaurants. Senior living. Hotels. Sports facilities. Property rentals. Any business where the phone rings.

Posted a pickup order to the POS
Booked Court 3 for Thursday at 6
Held a king room for Friday night
Paged the on-call tech for Unit 4B
Passed a resident's message to the nurse
  1. 01RingAnswers on the first ring, in your name.
  2. 02RequestHears the request against your live data.
  3. 03Read-backReads it all back, waits for a yes.
  4. 04PostedIn your system before the caller hangs up.
Mario's Pizzeria · order line Incoming callOn the callReading backPosted to your POS 00:00 demo call
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Voice AI for any business that answers the phone.

It takes the order, the booking or the request, reads it back, and writes it into the system you already run. Around the clock, in your name.

What happens on every call

01

It answers, in your name.

First ring, every ring. Many calls at once, in the language the caller opens with. Nobody waits on hold.

Incoming call
Cedar Grove Senior Livingresident line
Answered on the first ring
Caller languageSpanish
Demo call
02

It reads it back, to the cent.

Every item, every modifier, the total with tax, the dates and the name. Then it waits for a yes.

Reading back#1187
1 Large pepperoni18.00
1 Caesar salad9.50
2 Coke5.00
1 Cheesy bread3.50
Total with tax38.16
Demo call
03

It writes it where you work.

The POS, the PMS, the booking board, the ticket queue. No re-keying, no callback, no sticky note.

Done, and logged4 systems
Order posted to the POS
Room held in the PMS
Court 3 booked
Ticket opened, tech paged
Demo calls
04

It knows when to hand over.

An allergy, a refund, a worried resident. It fetches a person, by name, and says what it heard.

Handing overRoom 214
Mentioned a fall yesterdayflagged
Nurse on dutynotified
Summary sent
Demo call

Demo calls, five industries

One phone line.Every kind of call.

A kitchen seen through a lit window at night
Restaurant · posted
Order #1187 to the POS2 items · 38.16 with tax
A resident smiling on a phone call
Senior living · flagged
Passed to the nurse on dutyRoom 214 · in Spanish
Tennis courts from above
Sports · booked
Court 3, Thursday 6:00 PMMember: Priya
A hotel reception counter with warm lamps
Hotel · held
Deluxe king, Fri and SatArrival 11:00 PM
An apartment building
Rentals · paged
Tech paged for Unit 4BActive leak · 21:42

What it is

  • Answers in real time
  • Reads your live data
  • Reads everything back
  • Posts to the system you run
  • Knows what's sold out or booked
  • Never puts a caller on hold

A phone agent that reads your live data, takes the order, the booking or the request, reads it all back to the caller, and writes it straight into the system you already run. It hands over to a person when it should. It will not invent an answer.

Two cooks at the pass of a dim tiled kitchen, order tickets pinned above them

01 Restaurants

Every call at the busiest hour, answered.

Reads the live menu, takes the order, reads it back to the cent and posts it to your POS. Knows what's 86'd. Nobody in the kitchen picks up a phone.

Order #1187 posted to the POS

Pulse for restaurants
A senior woman in a red blazer on the phone at a bright desk

02 Senior living

One number residents already know.

Today's menu, activities and announcements, in the resident's own language. A call that sounds wrong reaches staff the same day.

Flagged for staff: mentioned a fall

Pulse for senior living
A hotel reception counter with a brass bell, lit by warm lamps

03 Hotels

Bookings taken while the desk is busy.

Availability, rates and a reservation read back before it is posted to the PMS. Late check-in questions answered at 1 AM, in the guest's language.

Booking posted to the PMS, 2 nights

Pulse for hotels
Four blue tennis courts seen from above, players mid-rally

04 Sports facilities

Courts and classes booked by phone.

Court times, lesson slots and memberships, checked against the live schedule and confirmed on the call. The front desk stays with the people in front of it.

Court 3 confirmed, Tue 6:00 PM

Pulse for sports facilities
A white apartment building with balconies against a clear sky

05 Property rentals

Tenant calls answered, tickets opened.

Maintenance requests ticketed with the unit and the problem. Anything that sounds like an emergency goes straight to a person.

Ticket 2231 opened, unit 4B

Pulse for property rentals

How it hears

It stops talking when you do.

Callers interrupt, change their minds and talk over it. The agent hears the caller under its own voice, stops mid-sentence, and picks the call back up from the new fact. No menu tree, no waiting for the beep.

The read-back is where it matters most. Correct one detail and it reads the whole thing back again, updated.

Mario's Pizzeria · read-back demo call
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A receptionist checking a guest in at the front desk
A kitchen order screen showing the live menu, with a cook working behind it
A guest handing over a card at the front desk beside a service bell
A caregiver talking with residents in a bright community room

How one call goes

Four things happen. None of them wait.

  1. 01 Answer

    It answers on the first ring, in your name.

    Real-time speech, not a menu tree. Callers interrupt it and change their minds the way they would with a person.

  2. 02 Read

    It reads your live data, not a copy.

    Answers come from the system your team already updates. If a dish is sold out, a court is taken or a room is full, it knows before the caller asks.

  3. 03 Confirm

    It reads everything back, waits for a yes, and writes it in.

    The ticket, the booking or the request lands where those already land. No tablet on the counter, no callback, no re-keying.

  4. 04 Flag

    It logs every call and flags the ones that matter.

    Every call is transcribed and searchable. A resident who mentions a fall, or a tenant who smells gas, reaches a person the same day.

Every call, on record

Logged, searchable, and honest about what happened.

Every call is transcribed and kept with its outcome: posted, handed to a person, or flagged with the reason. Search by a word, a name or a night. Read exactly what was said. Export the list.

How the platform works
TimeCallerTypeLengthOutcome
7:18 PMSamOrder · Mario's0m 41sPosted to POS, #1187
7:21 PMDana OrtizReservation · The Larkin1m 02sBooked in PMS, 2 nights
7:22 PMPriyaBooking · Northside0m 38sCourt 3, Thu 6 PM
7:24 PMRosaResident · Cedar Grove1m 10sFlagged: mentioned a fall, nurse notified
7:26 PMUnit 4BMaintenance · Harbor Lofts0m 58sEmergency paged, #M-5530
7:31 PMUnknownInquiry · Mario's0m 25sAnswered: opening hours

Call detail · 7:18 PM · Sam

Mario's Pizzeria. Order #1187 posted to the POS at 0:22. Large pepperoni, Caesar salad, two Cokes, cheesy bread. $38.16 with tax, pickup 7:40 PM. Transcript attached.

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Why it was flagged · 7:24 PM · Rosa, room 214

Rosa called about lunch and mentioned she fell yesterday. The agent did not give medical advice; it told her a nurse would visit and flagged the call to the nurse on duty at 0:52. Transcript attached.

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Demo call log. Staged calls, real record fields.

A senior woman smiling on the phone, lit against a dark background

Languages

It answers in the language the caller opens with.

A resident who thinks in Spanish gets today's menu in Spanish, and the rest of the call stays there. A guest who books in French is confirmed in French. The record is kept, searchable, for staff.

Cedar Grove · resident line Español detected

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Today at Cedar GroveLunch: chicken soup, tuna salad · 2:00 PM bingo in the lounge

Flagged for staff09:16
Resident mentioned a fall. Sent to the nurse station, same day.

Logged and searchable · call 4402 · 0:41

What it will never do

The rules are written down before the number goes live. You approve them.

  1. 01

    It will never invent an answer.

    If your menu, calendar or house rules do not say, it says so and offers a person.

  2. 02

    It will never take a payment on the call.

    No card numbers spoken into a phone. The order is posted and paid the way your customers already pay.

  3. 03

    It will never guess.

    An allergen, a dosage, a price or a policy your data does not answer goes to a person on your team, every time.

  4. 04

    It will never keep a caller from a person.

    Ask for a human and you get one, with what was said so far. Every deployment starts with that list.

White-label

Your name on the call.invoice.caller ID.

Nothing on the call, the invoice or the caller ID says Pulse. If you sell software or services into an industry, the phone is the gap in what you offer. Fill it with our engine and your name. Switch the business and watch the whole surface change.

Partner with Pulse

Incoming call

Mario's PizzeriaCedar Grove Senior Living

(313) 555-0142 · order line(313) 555-0180 · resident line

Greeting"Mario's Pizzeria, order line. What can I get started for you?""Cedar Grove resident line. How can I help you today?"

Invoice fromMario's PizzeriaCedar Grove Senior Living

Your name. Your number. Our engine behind it. Demo caller ID.

One week to hear it

A test number on your real data, inside a week.

No pilot deck. A phone number you can call, pointed at what you actually sell.

  1. Day 1

    We take what you already have.

    Your menu, hours and house rules, or your calendar, rates and announcements. Nothing to re-type, nothing to maintain twice.

  2. Day 3

    A number is live.

    Pointed at your real menu, calendar or board, with the rules you approved. It reads back and posts to a test ticket, so you see exactly what lands.

  3. Day 7

    You have called it.

    Ask for something awkward. Change your mind halfway. Interrupt it. Ask for a person. Then we talk about your own line.

Questions

The things people ask on the first call.

Short answers here. Long answers on a call with us, or better, on a call with the agent.

Ask us something else
What happens when it does not know something?

It says so and offers a person. It does not guess at a price, an allergen or a policy. What it may and may not answer is written down before the number goes live, and you approve that list.

Does it take payment on the call?

No. It posts the order or the booking to your system, and payment happens the way it already does. No card numbers are spoken into a phone.

Which POS or booking system does it write to?

The one your team already uses. Tell us yours and we will show you the ticket or the booking landing, on a test number, before anything is signed.

What if the caller wants a person?

They get one. The call is handed to your line with what was said so far, so nobody repeats themselves.

How are calls logged?

Every call is transcribed and kept with its outcome: posted, handed over, or flagged with the reason. Search by a word, a name or a date from your dashboard, and export the list when you need it.

Does it speak other languages?

It answers in the language the caller opens with. A caller who starts in Spanish gets the whole call in Spanish, and the transcript is kept for staff.

How is it priced?

Simply, and in writing before you sign. Hear it on a test number first, then talk to us.

How long until it is live on our line?

About a week to hear it on a test number pointed at your real data. Going live on your own line comes right after you have heard it and approved the rules.

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A worker in an apron taking a call while checking an order sheet

Start with one number. Hear it before you sign.

We point a number at your real menu, or your real calendar, and give you the line to call. Ask for something awkward. Change your mind halfway. Interrupt it.