Your customer's experience

Your customer meets your business at its best. Every time.

The fast reply is only the surface. Underneath it is an assistant trained around the way you run the job: your services, pricing rules, warranties, policies, availability, service area, and preferred next steps. Every customer gets the same complete, confident experience at 9 in the morning or 11 at night.

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Meridian Assistant

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AI assistant

Behind the conversation

The customer sees a natural conversation. You see the work happening underneath, every step logged.

Waiting for the first message.

A person can step in anytimeTransfer to you

Illustrative demo based on a live setup. Fictional names and numbers. The assistant identifies itself as AI where required.

Built from how you sell, quote, schedule, and serve.

Meridian trains the assistant on approved information from your business, not generic industry answers. Your website is the starting point. We then add the details that make the assistant useful: completed-job pricing, quote ranges, warranties, licensing, payment terms, service-area rules, availability, common objections, specialty fees, and the language you use to explain the work. It represents your business according to rules you approve.

Approved Sources12 connected

  • Website pages
  • Service descriptions
  • Completed-job history
  • Approved pricing ranges
  • Warranties and guarantees
  • Licensing and insurance
  • Deposits and payment terms
  • Travel and after-hours fees
  • Service area
  • Availability
  • Common questions
  • Sales language and differentiators

Using Them in a Live Answer

How much would this normally cost?

Retrieving approved information

  • 3 relevant completed jobs
  • Approved range
  • Variables that affect the final number
  • Warranty information
  • Whether human approval is required
Based on similar completed work, the usual range is $1,900 to $2,400. The final price depends on access and whether the existing part can be reused. I can arrange a call or estimate visit to confirm it.

One system can handle more than one part of the conversation.

Configure only the roles the business needs. Each one follows its own rules, calendar, goals, escalation points, and approved knowledge.

Voice Receptionist

Answers the phone, day or night, and turns the call into the right next step.

  • Answers incoming calls
  • Handles after-hours calls
  • Qualifies the need
  • Answers approved questions
  • Checks availability
  • Books or requests appointments
  • Transfers when necessary
  • Triggers follow-up after a missed call

Demonstration

  1. Call answered
  2. Need identified
  3. Service area confirmed
  4. Appointment offered

It knows the range. It also knows when not to guess.

Completed-job history can help the assistant recognize similar work and give an approved estimate range. It does not lock in a price the business cannot honor. You decide which services can receive a range, which variables must be collected, how much confidence is required, when only a visit can determine pricing, which amounts require approval, and when the conversation must be handed to a person.

Within range

Customer request

Replace a standard residential water heater.

Comparable completed jobs

Similar job A$2,050
Similar job B$2,275
Similar job C$2,180

Variables considered

Unit sizeAccessPermit requirementHaul-awayAfter-hours serviceWarranty selection

Approved estimate range

$2,050 to $2,400

Confidence: HighNext action: Estimate appointment available
Needs a person

Customer request

Commercial custom installation with unknown access.

Approved info reviewed

  • No comparable completed jobs
  • Access unknown
  • Outside approved auto-quote rules

Outcome

Human review required

Handed to you with the details collected.

Next action: Owner to confirm

The same system that gives a confident range also refuses to guess when it should not. You set where that line is.

You can step in at any point.

The assistant handles the routine. The moment a conversation needs judgment, approval, expertise, or a real human connection, it can hand the customer directly to you or your team.

AUTO-HANDLE

  • Basic service questions
  • Service-area checks
  • Approved price ranges
  • Booking and reminders

ASK BEFORE ACTING

  • High-value quotes
  • Unusual schedules
  • Discount requests
  • Custom jobs

HAND OFF IMMEDIATELY

  • Customer requests a person
  • Complaint or dispute
  • Emergency situation
  • Uncertain response
  • Owner-defined conditions

Triggers you control: customer requests a human, price exceeds approval range, repeated misunderstanding, complaint, emergency, custom work, financing exception, owner-defined keyword, low confidence.

Human Attention Requested
Contact
Sarah M.
Topic
Custom installation question

Conversation summary

Customer is qualified and requested guidance on a custom configuration.

Available context

TranscriptSummarySources usedActions takenConfidenceTimingOutcome
Join conversation

Not every caller deserves your time.

The system screens likely spam, flags suspicious activity, and holds anything uncertain for you to look at, so robocalls stop costing you attention without real customers getting caught in the filter.

Likely Spam

3

Extended vehicle warranty solicitation

Filtered, no agent time

Repeated robocall pattern

Filtered, no agent time

Invalid callback number

Filtered, no agent time

Flagged for Review

3

Unusual payment request

Held for your review

Conflicting location details

Held for your review

High-risk wording detected

Held for your review

Customer

3

Service request

Answered

Existing customer

Answered

Appointment change

Answered

Clear spam is screened. Anything uncertain is kept and flagged, never quietly thrown away.

Nothing happens that you cannot go back and check.

Every customer interaction stays visible. From the dashboard, the business can review conversations, summaries, transcripts, call recordings, actions taken, appointments created, follow-ups triggered, response timing, and outcomes. You choose who can view, manage, or change the assistant.

Meridian dashboard
ContactChannelStatusLast messageNext stepHandoff
Sarah M.Web chatQualifiedAC not cooling, Richmond areaEstimate bookedNot needed
James R.CallBookedReschedule to FridayReminder setNot needed
Maria T.SMSNewRoof damage after stormCallback queuedRequested
Derek L.Web chatBookedGarage door spring replacementConfirmation sentNot needed

Automation should still be accountable.

Capabilities are configured. Performance is measured from launch.

We do not publish numbers we cannot stand behind. From day one, your dashboard tracks the measures below, and any figure we ever show will state its definition, date range, and sample.

First response time

How quickly the system sends its first reply in a supported channel.

Conversations handled

Total supported-channel conversations received and engaged during the period.

Qualified leads

Leads that reach a defined qualifying action after initial contact.

Appointments

Bookings confirmed through the system over the measurement period.

Human handoffs

Conversations escalated to a team member after AI engagement.

Missed calls

Inbound calls not answered by the AI or a team member during operating hours.

Follow-up completion

Scheduled follow-up sequences that ran to their final step without errors.

Review-response coverage

Share of eligible reviews that received a response in the period.

Categories above are tracked from the first active day. Verified figures, with definitions and date ranges attached, will appear here as they become available.

The questions you are already asking.

Both. The Meridian assistant answers inbound phone calls and messages across supported channels, including text, web chat, email, and supported social messaging. Every channel is covered so an inquiry does not slip through.

It can be configured to identify itself as an AI assistant at the start of any conversation. Disclosure language and call-recording notices can also be set to match applicable laws and your own policy.

It uses natural voice and language, and it follows your wording and tone. It is an assistant, not a person, and it is straightforward about that when asked. Most customers find the interaction responsive and easy to follow.

Meridian configures it from approved business information: your website, service descriptions, pricing and policy data, warranties, and the language you prefer. You review and approve what it is allowed to say before it goes live.

Yes. Completed-job history can be loaded to help the assistant recognize similar work and offer an approved estimate range, within the limits you set. You define the floor, the ceiling, and the conditions under which a range is offered.

The assistant does not guess. It collects the relevant details, lets the customer know a real person will follow up, and routes the conversation to your team for review.

Yes, at any time. Any request for a human is treated as an immediate handoff trigger. The conversation is routed to the right person on your team without delay.

Yes. You or any authorized team member can step into any active conversation at any point. The assistant steps back automatically when a team member joins.

Yes. It checks live availability and can book, reschedule, cancel, confirm, and send reminders for the appointment types you configure. Everything stays inside your calendar, with no double-booking.

It offers the next available times or takes a callback request based on your rules, rather than overbooking. No slot is offered that does not actually exist.

Emergencies can be designated as an immediate handoff, routed to you or an on-call contact right away. You define what counts as an emergency so the routing matches your business.

It can be configured to screen likely spam and flag suspicious activity for your review. When a caller is uncertain rather than clearly spam, the interaction is preserved rather than discarded, so you make the final call.

Yes. Conversations, transcripts, and call recordings are stored and visible in your dashboard, along with a log of the actions taken during each interaction.

Yes. You decide who can view conversations, who can manage the assistant, and who can make configuration changes. Access is set by role, not shared across the board.

No. You keep your existing number. The assistant works with a business line configured for you, and setup is handled with you step by step rather than left for you to figure out.

Yes. You set the conditions: after hours, when you are on another call, on missed calls only, or any combination. It answers only when you want it to.

The assistant stays available around the clock, answering, qualifying, and booking within your rules. After-hours leads are captured and ready for your review in the morning rather than lost to a voicemail that goes unchecked.

It depends on how much we configure together. Meridian handles the build with you rather than handing you a platform and leaving you to set it up. The timeline reflects the scope we agree on.

You share the updated approved information and the assistant follows the new rules going forward. Meridian helps keep it current so it never gives a customer outdated details.

It can request reviews after completed jobs and draft or publish brand-consistent responses within your rules. Sensitive or negative reviews are flagged for your attention before any response goes out. It supports a consistent local reputation and a more responsive public presence, and it does not claim to change search rankings automatically.

Give every customer your best first impression.

Let Meridian build an assistant around the way your business actually works, then test it before a customer ever reaches it.

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