A man on a phone call outside an office

Voice AI for any industry

Any industry where the phone still rings.

One engine, configured for the systems, vocabulary and calls your industry deals with. Restaurants. Senior living. Hotels. Sports facilities. Property rentals. Dental, salons, home services, veterinary, auto repair. And yours.

What every one of these has in common

  • The phone rings all day
  • The answers live in a system
  • Somebody already maintains it
  • A missed call costs something real
  • The caller wants a person's answer
  • Not a menu tree

Where the phone still rings, the answers live in a system somebody maintains, and a missed call costs something real. That is the map. Pulse reads that system, answers in your name and writes the result back.

The map

Pick the phone your industry lives on.

Each line reads the live system your team already keeps and writes back to it. Same engine, same read-back, same handover to a person.

01 Products

01

Restaurants

Reads the live menu, knows what's 86'd, reads the order back to the cent and posts it to your POS.

A kitchen crew in whites working the line
02

Senior living

One number for today's menu, activities and announcements, in the resident's language. A call that sounds wrong reaches staff the same day.

Older friends talking over a glass of wine
03

Hotels

Availability, dates, room type and a name, read back before anything is held, then written into your PMS.

A bright hotel lobby
04

Sports facilities

Courts, lanes and time slots. It checks the board, offers what's open and confirms into your booking system before the call ends.

Blue tennis courts seen from above, players mid-rally
05

Property rentals

Residents call one number. Unit and issue ticketed, the emergency question asked, the on-call tech paged when it should be.

A gym floor with weights and machines

02 Also on the map

06

Dental practices

Books new patients while the front desk is with someone. Knows which questions go to the clinician.

A dentist talking with a patient in a modern clinic
07

Salons and spas

Answers booking calls while your hands are full. The right stylist, the right slot, the right length of appointment.

A stylist adjusting a client's hair
08

Home services

Wins the after-hours and emergency jobs. Takes the address and the problem, books the window, pages the tech when it cannot wait.

A technician fixing a radiator in an apartment
09

Veterinary clinics

Answers worried owners while you triage in person. Books the visit, knows what needs a vet on the line right now.

A dog waiting calmly at the vet
10

Property management

Fills units and logs maintenance, day or night. Showings booked, requests ticketed, emergencies escalated.

A dentist at work in a treatment room
11

Auto repair shops

Books cars while your techs stay in the bay. Make, model, symptom and a drop-off time, written to your schedule.

Two mechanics working on a car in a garage
A close-up of someone speaking on a phone

The pattern

The phone is the channel your system cannot reach.

Your schedule, your menu, your board already know the answer. The caller cannot see them. Pulse is the layer between the two: it answers, reads the system, acts, and writes the result back where your team already looks.

05 Property rentals

Every industry gets the same read-back.

A leak in 4B. The agent takes the unit and the issue, asks the one question that decides whether it is an emergency, and opens the ticket in your system. The vocabulary changes by industry. The discipline does not.

Pulse for property rentals
A veterinarian in a clinic

Every line that rings all day

06 Your industry

Yours is on this map.

If your phone rings all day, the answers live in a system somebody maintains, and a missed call costs something real, Pulse fits. Tell us what your callers ring about and what system you run. We come back with what it takes to put a number on it.

Three ways in

For the business. For the partner. For the engineer.

01 Owners and operators

Start with one number.

We point a line at your real menu, calendar or board and give you the number to call. Hear it before you sign.

Book a demo

02 Vendors, agencies, resellers

Your name on every call.

Sell the phone channel into your industry as part of what you already sell. Your greeting, your caller ID, your invoice.

White-label

03 The technical buyer

How it fails, and how it does not.

Real-time speech, live data, prices computed never generated, handover with the transcript, every call logged.

Platform

Questions

What owners ask about their industry.

Every answer here is true today. If it changes, the page changes.

Does voice AI work for any industry?

Voice AI works for any business where the phone rings with the same questions and bookings every day. Pulse runs restaurants, senior living, hotels, sports facilities and property rentals, and is configured for dental, veterinary, salons, auto repair and home services.

Is the agent different for each industry?

The engine, the telephony and the safeguards are the same. What changes is the data it reads, the vocabulary it uses and the list of things it must hand to a person. A pizzeria's agent knows what is 86'd. A clinic's agent knows what it must never answer.

Does it work with the system my business already runs?

It reads from and writes to the system you already keep: your POS, your PMS, your booking board, your ticketing system. Tell us what you run and we confirm the path before the demo.

My industry is not on this page. Does Pulse fit?

If your phone rings all day, the answers live in a system somebody maintains, and a missed call costs something real, Pulse fits. Tell us about it and we come back with what it takes.

Can I sell it into my industry under my own brand?

Yes. Pulse is white-label. Your name in the greeting, your number on the caller ID, your name on the invoice. Nothing on the call says Pulse.

A chef cooking at the stove of a busy kitchen

Start with one number. Hear it before you sign.

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