Never miss an enquiry.
When your hands are full, the AI answers your phone and your messages, books the work in and leaves you the details. You get on with the job.
You can’t answer the phone halfway up a ladder.
What gets in the way, and what Doodali does about it.
A missed call is a missed job
The AI receptionist answers your Doodali number when you can’t, out of hours, or every time. It answers questions, takes messages, puts callers through and books appointments.
Messages in five different apps
Email, WhatsApp, texts, Facebook and Instagram messages and your website chat land in one Inbox. Messenger and Instagram messages that aren’t enquiries, like story reactions, aren’t kept at all.
Quotes and invoices done at night
Send a quote for e-signature, turn the job into an invoice, and let customers pay online by card or Apple Pay.
Services that come round again, forgotten
Renewals works out when each EICR, gas safety check, boiler service or MOT is next due, reminds the customer by email and text, and lets them book and pay from the reminder.
Happy customers who never leave a review
Ask for a Google review by hand, or automatically when a job is done.
An extra pair of hands for the phone and the inbox.
Tell it about your services, your areas and your hours once. It answers in your words and leaves anything it shouldn’t handle for you.
- Answers your phone and books appointments, whenever you choose
- Writes out voicemails and calls and puts them in your Inbox
- Replies to email, WhatsApp and texts after a natural pause, in your hours, or drafts the reply for you
- Checks each new Messenger and Instagram message and keeps only real enquiries
- Answers questions on your website, and passes anyone who wants a person to your Inbox
Up and running in three steps.
- 1
Get your Doodali number
Choose a number for your business. Calls ring in Doodali, with the caller’s record in front of you.
- 2
Tell the AI about your work
Your services, areas, hours and what it should and shouldn’t say. Change it whenever you like.
- 3
Get on with the job
Calls and messages are answered, enquiries land in one Inbox, and you pick them up when you’re free.
Pay for what the AI answers.
£19.99 + VAT a month, for as long as you stay.
The first 500 accounts pay £19.99 + VAT a business a month, locked in for as long as they stay subscribed. After that, Doodali is £29.99 + VAT.
- The AI receptionist is 25 credits (25p + VAT) a minute.
- Calls on your Doodali number are 3 credits a minute in and 10 a minute out. A text is 10 credits.
- AI replies to messages come out of the 500 free credits every business gets each month.
- 1 credit is 1p. Credits come in packs of £10, £25 and £50 + VAT.
The rest of Doodali comes too.
Every feature and unlimited users, for each business. No tiers, nothing to upgrade to.
Doodali for others
Questions,
answered.
Anything else, ask, a real person replies.
What does the AI receptionist say to callers?
It greets them in your business’s name as your virtual assistant, or with your own greeting, and answers from what you’ve told it. It takes messages, books appointments and puts callers through when they need a person.
Can I choose when the AI answers?
Yes. It can answer every call, only when you can’t, or only out of hours.
Which services can Renewals remind customers about?
Any test, service or certificate that comes round again, such as EICRs, fire alarms, gas safety checks, boiler services and MOTs. Each one’s next date is worked out for you.
Can customers pay online?
Yes. Connect your own Stripe account and customers can pay invoices by card or Apple Pay, and pay for a booking made from a renewal reminder.
How much does Doodali cost?
The first 500 accounts pay £19.99 a month plus VAT for each business, kept for as long as they stay subscribed. After that it’s £29.99 a month plus VAT. Every feature and unlimited users are included, and every business gets 500 free credits a month for AI.
Every enquiry answered, even on a job.
Bring one business across and see how it feels. If it isn’t better than what you have now, nothing’s lost.