Ready-to-film calls for our voice AI demo videos. There are two kinds of calls. Sophia's role-play builds a receptionist for any business on the spot. The industry demos are receptionists already set up for a made-up plumber, dentist, law firm and so on. Read your lines and react naturally. The AI improvises its replies, so no two takes sound the same.
harrison@positiveaim.io. The follow-up emails land in your work inbox, so you can open them on camera.Sophia interviews you about your business, then turns into your receptionist. Use her to show that the AI works for any business, not only the ones we've built demos for.
Shows: missed calls in the field, after-hours emergencies, price questions.
Hi, do you service Lexington? I'm right off Sunset Boulevard.
My AC just quit and it's ninety-five degrees in here. I've got a baby at home. Can someone come out tonight?
Empathy first, then it gathers your details and offers the earliest time.
That seems high. Why should I go with you instead of the other guys?
Actually, can you make it first thing tomorrow morning instead? And can they look at the furnace too?
Shows: new-patient booking, insurance questions, a nervous patient.
Hi, I'm looking for a new dentist. Do you take Blue Cross?
Honestly, I haven't been in about five years. I get really anxious at the dentist.
Reassurance, no judgment.
Can I book for me and my daughter? She's seven. Do you have anything after school?
Can I ask, am I talking to a real person?
Shows: price shopping, explaining services and an unhappy client.
Hi, how much do you charge for Botox? I'm calling around.
OK, let's do a consultation. Do you have a Saturday morning?
One more thing. I came in last month for filler and I'm not happy with how it turned out.
It apologizes, asks for details and offers a follow-up without getting defensive.
Each of these agents already works for a made-up business. There's no setup. You call as a customer, and the agent asks what you need, then your first name, email and phone, then books you in. Find them all on positiveaim.io/demos.
What makes these good on camera
Shows: emergency handling, plus a normal booking. Film two takes.
I've got a pipe that burst under my kitchen sink and there's water all over the floor.
It gets your name, email and phone fast and does not offer a calendar time. It sends an urgent follow-up instead.
My bathroom drain has been really slow for about a week.
How much is that going to cost?
OK, what do you have later this week?
After Take 1, show the urgent text and email arriving on your phone. It shows the business gets the emergency right away, even if nobody picked up.
Shows: no-AC emergency, plus a tune-up booking. Film two takes.
My AC isn't blowing any cold air at all, and there's a burning smell coming from the vents.
It treats this as urgent and tells you to check your phone and email for the follow-up.
Nothing's wrong, I just want to get my system checked before winter.
Do you have anything Friday morning?
Shows: a patient in pain and a routine cleaning.
I've had a toothache on the left side for three days and it's getting worse.
"I'm sorry you're dealing with that," then it moves you toward an appointment.
And while I'm in, can I get a cleaning too? It's been a while.
What would all that cost?
Shows: a first-timer who doesn't know what to book.
I'm not really sure. I've been noticing lines around my eyes and I don't know if that's Botox or filler.
It suggests a consultation instead of guessing.
How much does Botox usually run? I'm calling a few places.
OK, let's book the consultation. Saturday if you have it.
Shows: a caller in pain who wants to be seen soon. The office is in Charleston, SC.
I threw my back out moving furniture and I can barely sit at my desk.
Do I need a referral, and what does a first visit cost?
What's the soonest you can get me in?
Mumble your name or say an unusual one. It will ask you to spell anything it didn't catch.
Shows: a stressed caller, and an AI that knows not to give legal advice.
I was in a car accident last week and the other driver's insurance keeps calling me.
Should I talk to them? What should I say?
It stays reassuring but won't give legal advice. It books you with an attorney instead. Point this out in the video, because lawyers care about it.
How much is a consultation going to cost me?
Shows: a project quote request turned into a booked estimate.
We just bought a house and the backyard is a mess. We want new beds, some shrubs and maybe a stone patio.
Ballpark, what does something like that cost?
Do you also do weekly mowing? We'd want that after.
Film this one outside in a yard if you can. It makes the video look like a real homeowner calling.
Shows: qualifying a seller and booking them with an agent.
We're thinking about selling our house in the spring.
Can you tell me what my house is worth?
It asks whether you're selling soon or just exploring, then books you with an agent.
We'd also need to buy something bigger once we sell. Can the same agent help with that?
After an industry demo, you may hear from Maria, our follow-up assistant. She is not a demo. She books real Quick Calls on the team calendar. If you film her, don't book a time unless you plan to keep it.