When your team can’t pick up, Iris does. She takes the caller’s name and what they need, then puts a clear next step in front of your desk.
Call Iris and ask her anything. Or call one of the demo lines below.
Iris · Call DeskCaller reported a basement leak after hours and requested a callback tonight.
Reading about it only goes so far. Pick up your phone and call one. Each line is a working demo for a made-up business. Your setup would use your own hours, questions, and rules.
Answers patient questions, takes appointment requests, and handles the calls a front desk gets all day.
+1 (737) 339-2237Takes intake details from new callers, asks the screening questions, and passes them to the right person.
+1 (737) 414-8636Takes service calls, sorts the emergencies from the routine jobs, and books visits.
+1 (737) 257-2578These are real, working lines. Listen for the tone and pacing, then tell us what your callers usually ask.
A missed call is the obvious one. But jobs also get lost to slow callbacks, notes on a sticky pad, and the same five questions eating the morning.
Nobody picks up. The caller tries the next company on the list.
A callback that waits until tomorrow often goes to voicemail, or to a competitor.
Hours, prices, parking, “do you take my insurance.” Your staff answer them all day, and not always the same way.
The caller wants a time or a price. Nobody wrote down what they needed, so it stalls.
Names and numbers end up split across voicemail, email, and somebody’s memory.
Calls at 7 a.m., 9 p.m., or during the lunch rush. Usually they go to voicemail.
Every plan starts with answering the phone and writing things down. The rest can be added when you need it.
Picks up when you’re busy, closed, or already on another line. Answers the common questions.
Takes name, number, what they need, and how urgent it is. Notes booking and quote requests.
Sends a text, sets up a callback, or nudges an old quote. Only where you’ve agreed to it.
Logs every call, sends you a short summary, and can drop the details into your sheet or CRM.
Plenty of businesses only need the phone answered. Others want texts, callbacks, a lead list, or review requests too. We look at your volume, your tools, and your customers’ consent before we quote any of it.
A text after a missed call. A quote confirmation. An appointment reminder. A “got your message, we’ll call in the morning.”
Someone fills out your form or misses an appointment. Iris calls them back within minutes, not days.
One list of every caller, plus a short daily summary for you or your staff.
Follow up on estimates before the customer forgets about them.
Check in after the job. Happy customers get a review link. Unhappy ones get a call from you.
Have something specific in mind? Tell us. We’ll tell you honestly whether it’s worth building.
Texts, outbound calls, integrations, and custom work are quoted after we see how your calls actually run.
Four steps. We do the setup. You tell us how your phones work today.
We go over who calls, what they ask, when you miss them, and who should get the message.
We give her your hours, prices, questions to ask, and rules for when to hand off to a person. You approve what she says.
Call summaries go where you already look: email, a Google Sheet, your calendar, or your CRM.
After launch we read the transcripts and fix what callers trip on. It gets better in the first few weeks.
A plumber loses the 9 p.m. emergency. A clinic loses the patient who gave up on hold. Iris gets set up for the calls you actually get.
Your crew is on a roof. Iris takes the address and the problem, flags emergencies, and books the callback.
Takes appointment requests and answers the routine questions so the front desk can look after the people in the room.
Takes reservations and catering inquiries during the dinner rush, so your staff can keep serving.
Takes intake details from new callers and passes them on. She never gives legal advice. That stays with you.
Takes showing requests, maintenance calls, and new inquiries, and gets them to the right person.
Answers the repeat questions, takes new inquiries, and books jobs while you’re busy doing them.
Same Iris, three different businesses. Call one.
Every client gets a login. You can see who called, what they said, what Iris wrote down, and what still needs a callback.
We can hide the parts you don’t use.
She answers questions about Syrvana, and the call itself shows you what your customers would hear.
+1 (437) 464-2735Start with the calls you miss most. Add the rest later.
Each piece below is something Iris can do on day one. Most clients start with two or three.
Answering comes first. Everything else builds on it.
Iris answers the routine calls: hours, directions, prices, “are you open Saturday.” Anything that needs a person still goes to a person. She just makes sure nobody hears a busy signal.
Fewer missed calls and a calmer front desk.
A new caller’s first call decides a lot. Iris asks your intake questions, writes down the answers, and gets them to you while the caller is still interested.
You call back knowing what they need.
Booking calls are simple but constant. Iris takes the request, checks what you’ve told her is available, and books it or passes it to your desk.
Bookings get made without tying up your staff.
A burst pipe and a billing question shouldn’t go to the same place. You tell Iris who handles what, and she sends each call there.
The right person gets the call, and already knows why.
People call after you close. Iris answers, takes the details, and leaves you a list for the morning. Real emergencies can go to your on-call number.
You open in the morning with a list, not a voicemail box.
We don’t hand you a script. We write one from how your phones already work.
A few examples.
Answers patient questions, takes appointment requests, and covers after-hours calls so the front desk gets fewer interruptions.
Takes intake details, asks your screening questions, and sends each matter to the right lawyer.
Takes job details, flags emergencies, and books service calls while the crew is out.
Handles booking calls and intake questions, and picks up when every line is busy.
Don’t see your business here? Ask. If you take calls, we can probably help.
First we learn how your phones work today. Then we set up Iris. Then we fix what real callers trip on.
Who answers now, which calls get missed, and which ones must always reach a person.
We pick the pieces you need, like answering, intake, routing, bookings, or after-hours, and set them up.
We read the first weeks of calls and fix what doesn’t sound right.
Call Iris, try a demo, or send a message. We’ll tell you plainly whether it’s a fit.
Every plan answers your phone and takes details. Pick by how many calls you get.
Texts, callbacks, and custom work cost extra, and we only quote them once we’ve seen your calls.
Choose by call volume. You can move up or down later.
For a small business that misses some calls and wants every caller answered and written down.
For businesses that book appointments or quote jobs every day. More minutes, room for longer intake calls.
For busy phones and high-value calls. The most minutes and the lowest overage rate.
| Compare plans | Call Capture | Booking Desk | Revenue Desk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | CA$389 | CA$579 | CA$897 |
| Included AI voice minutes / month | 125 | 350 | 800 |
| Overage | CA$0.85/min | CA$0.70/min | CA$0.55/min |
| One-time setup | CA$350 | CA$350 | CA$350 |
Plans cover answering and note-taking. Texts, outbound calls, and integrations depend on your volume, your tools, and customer consent, so we quote them separately.
We price these once we’ve looked at your calls. No surprise line items.
Included minutes are minutes Iris spends on the phone. Add-ons may need their own setup, and we’ll tell you before any work starts.
Sometimes a plan isn’t enough. Tell us the job. We’ll tell you if it’s doable, what it takes, and what a simple first version looks like.
Outbound callbacks, screening leads, waking up old customers, review requests, daily summaries, or sending details to a specific tool.
We look at your calls, your tools, and how customers agreed to be contacted.
We tell you what works, what needs testing, and what to leave out of version one.
We build what you need, not a bundle of features you didn’t ask for.
Call Iris or send a message. Tell us roughly how many calls you get and we’ll point you to a plan.
Syrvana is a small Canadian company. We set up Iris to answer phones for service businesses whose staff are busy doing the actual work.
We care more about the call going well than about the demo sounding clever.
Syrvana AI is based in Canada. We work with service businesses here and in the U.S.
We start with the phone: answer it, take details, get them to you. Bookings, intake, routing, and after-hours come after that, if you need them.
Our job is simple. Fewer missed calls, and less pressure on whoever is stuck answering the phone.
Most businesses that miss calls aren’t doing anything wrong. They’re just busy.
The phone rings while someone is with a patient, under a sink, or ringing up a customer. That’s when calls get missed.
We think every caller should get a real answer, even when everyone is busy.
Every business handles calls a bit differently: what callers ask, what counts as urgent, who gets interrupted and who doesn’t.
So we don’t start from a script. We start by asking how your calls go today and where they fall through.
Then Iris handles the routine calls, passes along the ones that need a person, and your team keeps working the way it already does.
Before we build anything, we ask how many calls you get, what kind, and who should get them.
Your wording, your questions, your rules for handoff.
You decide which calls Iris handles and which always go to a person.
We read real calls and adjust. What callers actually say often differs from what we planned for.
From first call to live phones.
We start by asking how your calls are handled now, what people call about most, and where they get dropped.
Answering, bookings, intake, routing, after-hours. We set up the parts you need and skip the rest.
You don’t touch any of the tech. We set it up, test it, launch it, and keep looking after it.
Once real calls come in, we adjust based on what we hear.
We work directly with each business across Canada and the U.S. The same people who scope your setup also build it and support it.
Most of the work is listening. How do calls come in? Who handles what? What should never be automated?
Get that right and the setup is the easy part.
We don’t sell AI hype or promise to automate your whole business.
Iris isn’t meant to replace your staff. When a caller needs a person, she gets them to one.
She answers the phone, writes things down, and makes the next step clear. That’s the job.
The quickest way to judge is to call her. If it sounds like a fit, send a message and we’ll set up a short call.
Call Iris now, or send a message and we’ll get back to you.
Some people like to hear Iris first. Others would rather leave their details. Either works.
Ask her about pricing, setup, or how it works. She’ll take your details if you want a callback.
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