"Everything is down"
Asks the scope questions you specify, logs a priority ticket with the client and callback number, and rings the on-call engineer per your ring order.
Ring ordersThe week
Each one is a client, a claim or a job that went to whoever picked up.
Voicemail on a Saturday is how MSPs lose contracts.
Small tickets pile up behind big ones and nobody logs them.
New MRR decided by who picked up.
Because the owner's cell is the support line.
Setups by size
Pick the shape of your business. Every feature below links to its own page; every setup is one you can build in an afternoon.
A support number that isn't your cell
One support number rings the app on your phone; when you're mid-migration, the receptionist captures the issue, the urgency and the callback number, and texts you. Clients text the same number with screenshots. Your cell stays private.
One local number is included with your seat. Put it in every client's contact list; your cell stays yours.
Inside your hours the line rings your phone and the receptionist picks up if you don't. Outside them it answers first ring, captures the issue and urgency per your triage rules and texts you the summary.
Clients text a photo of the error; you text back "fixed, try again" from the business number. MMS included; one-time 10DLC registration at onboarding.
Send the support line to a trusted peer for the week. Forwarded calls stay in your log with where they went.
AI receptionist
You describe your clients, your severity definitions, on-call rules and what to collect for a ticket. The receptionist triages from that, logs the issue and rings the right person.
Asks the scope questions you specify, logs a priority ticket with the client and callback number, and rings the on-call engineer per your ring order.
Ring ordersCaptures the user, the device, the symptom and the urgency, and creates the ticket in Zendesk or Freshdesk with the summary.
Shared inboxTakes the ticket reference and tells the caller your update policy; posts a note so the technician follows up.
How the receptionist worksCollects the company, size and current setup, and books a discovery call onto a real slot.
How the receptionist worksCaptures the reference number and the update and posts it to the client's thread.
Business textingAnswers first ring, triages by your severity rules, rings on-call for P1s, logs everything else for the morning.
How the receptionist worksThe record
On Growth and above, each recorded call is transcribed with speaker labels and summarized into the client, the issue, what was tried and the next step. Native help-desk integrations put it on the ticket. Voicemail transcripts are on every plan.
Your stack
Help-desk tools connect natively. PSA and RMM platforms have no native connection yet, so Ody reaches them through Make, webhooks or the REST API.
calls, texts and summaries on the ticket
calls, texts and summaries on the ticket
conversations synced to Front
Push call events and summaries via Make or the REST API webhooks
P1 calls and after-hours tickets posted to the on-call channel
connect the rest of your stack
Browse all 43 integrations, or connect anything else through Make and the REST API.
Rollout
No hardware, no consultant, no call-flow diagram. Four steps and the line is answered.
Bring the number in every client's contact list over. Porting is free and the old line keeps working until cutover.
Clients, severity definitions, what to collect for a ticket, on-call rotation. Plain sentences.
Outage rings all, support rings in order, after hours rings on-call then backup, receptionist logs what's left.
Zendesk or Freshdesk in a few clicks; webhooks to your PSA. Read a week of transcripts and tighten the triage.
Resources
The concepts behind this setup, explained without the jargon.
FAQ
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